The moment when memory is completed

The artist captures exotic landscapes he encounters during his travels on canvas, incorporating the entire synesthetic experience of the moment—light, color, wind, sound, and smell—into his work. These special moments are captured in photographs, but unlike photographs, which merely reproduce the surface of the subject, the artist recreates the vivid reality of nature through the process of recalling memories, pictorially reconstructing it.

Initially, the artist's work remains a mechanical expression, born from observing photographs and drawing. However, as time passes, memory and senses intervene, transforming the landscape into a form closer to actual experience. Thus, the artist's work straddles the line between photographic representation and romantic sensibility, revealing the condition of modern people, who are forced to perceive the world through a limited medium. It also demonstrates the fundamental human drive to approach truth, even in an age where direct experience is limited.