Who am I as an artist?
I am someone who appreciates the beautiful things in life.
By that, I mean that I enjoy romanticizing the things that people don’t often
think about. For example, I find immense joy in gazing out of a plane window at
the tiny cars and buildings below, marveling at the unique patterns of the
clouds, and getting a glimpse of the sun setting in the distance. These moments
fill me with warmth, joy, and awe.
I love combining the five senses to evoke strong
emotions—like the crackling warmth of a flickering fire or the feeling of
snowflakes falling on my face on a freshly powdered mountain. I savor the
distinct aroma of coffee in the air as I rush to my gate at the airport, a
reminder of the exciting journey ahead.
How does this relate to my work as an artist? For years, I
immersed myself in still life drawing, illustrating the world in the way that I
see it. Life is more enjoyable through rose-tinted lenses, even if it's not
always practical. It adds a spark of excitement to the mundane. That’s why I am
so passionate about VFX. For example, with a simple dust particle simulation,
volumetric smoke, and some god rays, I can transform any object or scene into
something ethereal. It's all about reimagining scenes to enhance reality. The
main challenge that I face is being able to take an immersive real-life
experience that incorporates the five senses, and convert it into a purely
visual experience.
My main goal as an artist is to evoke powerful emotions in
others—not just any emotions, but ones that bring happiness. I want people to
look at my work and see beauty. By beauty, I mean something aesthetically
appealing that evokes a sense of pleasure and satisfaction. It doesn’t have to
be extravagant in nature; it just has to make someone feel good. Creating
beautiful things brings me great joy and fulfillment, and I aspire to share
that feeling with the world.
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