1. Tell me about something you liked as a child.
 

lego was my favorite thing as a child, I was able to create whatever I wanted and it was easy to use

1-1. What did you like to make with Lego?
 

with the lego’s I had, I would usually build cities or some sort of building due to my interest for architecture at the time; but, whenever I had friends join me, it would be something of their taste - normally it would come as a really small city and we play with the characters and build a narrative behind it all

 

2. Who is your favorite writer? (Art, books, games, etc.)
 

I dont consume much writing but if I had to say one, it would be whoever made the treyarch COD zombies story, it always fascinated my how deep it goe

 

3. What was your personal motivation to work on art?
 

the will to be improve and be good at something. as a kid I always stood out in art class, so I could say I have some advantage on it, and, with having an advantage, I could not throw it away

3-1. In your work, the unique shape created through Photoshop and the unique digital pattern texture are attractive. I think the creation of Lego freely as a child is a clue to explain the personality of the current work. Can you explain it in detail?

 I’ve always wanted to standout when it came to creativity combined with techniques, whether that would be Lego or a simple drawing. Coming to my work now, I feel like that translates to my art because I am very careful with details - there are pieces where I “finish” them in a day but spend the rest of the week looking out for imperfections. but besides that, I also feel like lego translated to me putting in effort on things, maybe it was a warm up to this. 

but about the work itseld, the only connections I could get is something having layers that build up to create something within time, just like in lego. However, Lego has a complete different vibe.

 

4. What is the important part you would like to talk about through art work?
 

I want to talk about different view points, lost memories and funny stories that people maybe connect in their day to day lives. For my piece, lost memory, I tried to play with the idea of that one picture “have you seen this man?” for the fact of it having such a mysterious and cool meaning, yet people do not make any changes to it. I felt like the meaning of it could be potentialized to the max by distorting it more, giving reference as to what you really can’t remember in your dreams, mostly when dreams are fragmented, or you have a really bad sleeping schedule, in which most people do (at least myself).