Tuesday, May 24, 2011
there’s no such thing as love, pastel and color pencil, 2010, 14in. x 11in. (x8)
It is the other series of re-drawing my drawings. Compared to my former works, the object is getting more organic and abstract in these drawings. Also, the drawings became simpler. I started to use some elements such as symbols of pills and tears to express my emotions.
I love my big HUGGY, computer graphics (children's book), 2009, 15cm x 20cm
“I love my HUGGY” is a children’s book and my graduate project. I scanned my drawing and then finished them with Photoshop. I used bright colors to attract the viewer. Also, I hope to enhance the viewer’s visual memory through the organic shape of the two characters. This is a story about the relationship between parents and children.
something is better than Prozac, installation, 2008
(in "that's what we've left" Double exhibition)
Drawing is always the most directed way to express my emotions. For me, drawing is just like Prozac because it heals depressed emotion. Most of the time, patients get addicted to Prozac when they suffer from depression just like I am addicted to drawing when I feel dejected. All of the drawings are one art works to me. It is a whole process of getting through emotions and healing me.
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