Lumin Art

2023

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POST WINGS

Try not to rush to identify what it is. Pay attention to how the paint flows, stacks, and how the colors respond to each other. When the canvas always maintains a state of becoming, do you see a flower or a force of life that is growing?

"Bloom" does not depict the moment a flower is blossoming, but captures the state of life that is still generating. The thick paint permeates, stacks, and flows on the canvas, colors covering colors, brush strokes responding to brush strokes. Those naturally dripping traces are not the endpoint of the image but rather the marks of ongoing creation, allowing the work to always retain an unfinished vitality.

Thus, what "Bloom" depicts is not just the form of the flower but a life force that extends outward. The petals seem to slowly emerge from the colors, continuously growing between flow and texture, making blooming no longer an outcome but a continually evolving process. What "Bloom" leaves behind is not a flower frozen in time but a sense of life that continues to spread across the canvas.

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