My artistic world is a golden landscape of life formed by countless leaves. Each leaf exists independently, yet together they create a massive flow. These delicate leaves are the most fundamental units of life emerging from seeds, an expression of infinite possibility. 

In my works that shine with golden light, I record the existence of endangered species. Animals like polar bears and whales are expressed beyond mere biological entities, as memories and witnesses of the earth we are losing. Their stories melt into landscapes composed of golden leaves, shining at the boundary of extinction and regeneration. 

The red birds and blue butterflies flying across my canvas function as messengers crossing boundaries. They freely move between human and natural domains, between reality and transcendent worlds, serving as connective links. These small creatures remind us of the delicate balance of ecosystems we often overlook. 

The face of Mother Nature, frequently appearing in my work, is intentionally expressed as a girl's form. This symbolizes nature's vulnerability, resilience, and the purity we must protect. The golden hair spreading with the girl's face is an expansion of cosmic life force composed of countless leaves, visualizing the inseparable relationship between humans and nature. 

I do not simplify or approach complex environmental issues dogmatically. Instead, through visual metaphors created by countless leaves and warm colors, I invite viewers to discover meaning for themselves. Each leaf may be insignificant individually, but collectively expresses an overwhelming life force—much like how our individual small actions can drive significant change. 

Within the contradiction that humans both destroy and strive to restore nature, my art becomes an act of remembrance. It is an attempt to record disappearing things, to preserve their existence eternally like golden leaves. I hope my work provides moments for audiences to momentarily forget the harshness of modern society and view the world with a warm gaze. 

All elements of my painting—shining golden leaves, a girl's face, birds and butterflies, and the visual rhythm they create—are a record of a journey discovering hope within loss, a reflection on our deep connection to the larger ecosystem we belong to.