My works function as spatial installations where "containers of the spirit" are arranged, revealing infinite dimensions beneath seemingly closed peripheries. The repetition of symbolic patterns, the circular form without defined corners, and varying gradations of shadow and transparency create a paradoxical space of cyclical motion and stillness. When viewers immerse themselves in the artwork, each similar yet distinct circle mirrors their emotional responses and behavioral choices during specific moments—be it the day, hour, minute, or second. While the temporal boundaries are finite, closer inspection reveals that the absence of realistic painting techniques doesn't render it two-dimensional. The interplay between wet paint and surface support, combined with layered compositions, shatters conventional boundaries. Just as any spontaneous impulse or emotion can disrupt fixed rules, this approach generates fluid temporal and spatial dimensions that transcend existing constraints.