Healing Forest is a space filled with seasons I want to stay in, flowers I want to bloom, and friends I want to get to know. It is a place where I can indulge in my whimsiness in a tired reality, and it is also a place where I can run away and hide. The world on the canvas, built up spontaneously without sketches, is a trace of constantly going back and forth between the remnants of childhood and the world of imagination. The working method of repeatedly adding paint and throwing it out like a subconscious follows creates a rustic yet lyrical style. During the day, I work as a jewelry designer, and the world of my paintings that I work on after work is like a drawing diary drawn following my subconscious. If the diary of my elementary school days is a description of the things that filled the day, the works like the diary I draw when I become middle-aged are similar to the pursuit of an ideal world that is out of touch with reality. The icon that is like a peaceful fairy tale world may not be an image that is drawn because it is peaceful, but it may be a struggle to remember and protect the purity that is left in the cold reality.