Life sometimes brings us to moments when it feels as though everything has come to an end.Unexpected changes led me through profound loss and confusion, and for a long time I struggled with a sense of losing myself. Yet, in retrospect, those experiences became part of the process of enduring and continuing to live.For me, painting is not simply a means of expressing emotion, but a way of reexamining and understanding life. After leaving art at the age of twenty, I returned to painting two decades later. It was not a new beginning, but a journey back to the self I had long forgotten.My work begins with ordinary moments and the natural world. Familiar landscapes are transformed into psychological spaces where memory and emotion intersect, while the vitality of nature reflects the resilience of human life.Just as nature continually changes and renews itself, we also move through cycles of loss, recovery, and growth.Ultimately, my practice is a record of human life and vitality. Through painting, I seek to express the flow of life and the passage of time discovered in nature, hoping these works offer viewers strength, hope, and a quiet sense of comfort.