The mountains left in nature feel a strong vitality like a sign for those who have endured countless hours silently. Sometimes it contains the sea, forests, and houses, but whatever it contains, it seems to say, "I am the mountain." The mountains project the nature of the mountain, leaving the white canvas empty by itself.
We put the value of the world that does our best in the place that nature has given us. Cars, airplanes, and homes have narrowed the gap between our thoughts and actions and give us a dreamy life. The block-shaped house on the mountain was densely filled and expressed by many cars and airplanes.
I felt relaxed and learned to be grateful in the resting place. Thankfulness teaches moderation. Borrow the image of rock or night as a medium that is wary of excessive greed. You can't build a house on a rock, and the world you see at night is relaxing. They take a short break and they're wary of being one-sided. The difference between you and me becomes dull and my bright eyes disturb the boundaries. The sharp eyes are also becoming blurred. It gives you the opportunity to judge what you lose and what you get or what you own and throw away.
I believe that if we keep and care for the good we should keep, we can grow ourselves and form a stronger order. I hope that life will not encroach on me, so that I can learn gratitude from the relaxation of nature and act leisurely in the world.
We define nature and the world as a win-win relationship and solve these landscapes through modern landscape painting. The subject is scalable and can be a relationship between you and me.