My personal creative technique involves loading paint into paint bags and painting in a manner similar to a pastry chef piping cream. The rhythm of my hand's movements drives my painting process, emphasizing the unpredictable power of subconscious instinctual painting. I juxtapose control and unpredictability during the painting process, placing expected and unexpected results on the canvas. I refrain from using textual explanations to limit the viewer's subjective consciousness of the artwork's imagery.

My personal creative context revolves around experimental research with acrylic paint as the base medium. Initially, I experimented by orderly squeezing paint from bags onto the canvas. Subsequently, I broke away from traditional forms, allowing paints to naturally blend through squeezing, and finally, I reversed the original creative logic to present the artwork on canvas.

Using acrylic paint as a medium for personal creation stems from the belief that every creator must find materials that represent them and understand their characteristics to leverage their unique qualities. Growing up in a small family within an environment dominated by rapid economic development and extensive industrial exports, my daily surroundings were defined by the rhythmic operation of machines in factories and the manual assembly and packaging of products by workers. In such an environment, efficiency in producing quality goods was paramount. Plastic products were among the most mass-produced items in factories.

Similar to writing poetry, the act of creation involves using rhythm to create an atmosphere, immersing viewers in it. I see painting as a way to express overflowing love onto the canvas, where the artwork acts as a mirror reflecting a part of myself, a gift to loved ones, allowing them to feel the love I wish to express without words.

From the inception, the 259 days of gestation, to giving birth to a creation uniquely mine through my own body, I persisted in creating despite the pain and hardship of pregnancy. For me, "creation is an everyday part of life." Drawing serves as a remedy, separating the troubled mind and painful body from the realities of life. Embracing unpredictability in expected ways yields unforeseen results, offering freshness in the creative process and accumulating painting experience. I believe creation is akin to nurturing an emotional bond with your artwork, akin to maintaining a relationship, bringing surprise and freshness to calm days.