The fervor of the strokes with a slender brush and, dotted lines
I was influenced by the dotted lines in by Piet Mondrian. I thought that I would like to draw such free dotted lines, now I have had that expression.
I was fascinated with the rhythmic dotted-lines that Mondrian expressed feeling like to dance while painting. Also, the dotted lines on the road always get me some kinds of freedom. As well as I try to represent the fullness of my joyful energy through the brush strokes, such fullness of joyful energy in the works should be shared with the viewers.
While listening to the music, I get relaxed. As the music relaxes my physical tension and harmonizes my mental stress, I hope that I express the harmony of the tension and the relaxation that is, moderation and freedom, through my paintings in the same way.
I draw a number of dotted lines with a slender brush that characterize my paintings. Even though it requires a great deal of concentration, the process of my work is my trend and distinct feature. All the time I paint the canvas feeling like drawing with a slender brush.
When my physical energy is elated, I take advantage of the subtle tones of the contemporary music and its harmonics, and use them onto the composition of my paintings. That is why my paintings are the dynamic representation of self-control and freedom.
The traces of the slender brush strokes that my dynamic breath has caused are the potential energy of my paintings. That is the blessing that can only be given by the result of the automatism.
Hyeja Moon, Jan 2015