Skin of the wall

What does it mean to be alive in this world?

Skin of the Wall is a painting installation I created, consisting of three large hanging works suspended in mid-air. Each piece, ranging from 2 to 5 meters in scale, invites viewers to walk through, touch, and physically engage with the painted surfaces. As people move around and within the work, touch becomes a vital part of the experience, transforming painting into an interactive encounter.

I paint from within the installation, rotating 360 degrees as I work. Through these circular gestures, I experiment with maximizing physical contact and minimizing the distance between the artwork and my body. This process becomes both my method of creation and a shared gesture of communication between myself and the audience.