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Happiness is defined in the dictionary as ¡®a feeling of satisfaction and joy in one¡¯s life or such a state. However, because many people pursue it as their ultimate goal in life, different standards and meanings are applied to each person. The most popular definition is ¡®subjective well-being¡¯. Well-being means peace. So it means a state in which there are no special events rather than joy. Happiness is a continuation of such a life for me too.
So small and various little daily life, nothing flashy or special joy (although at the time it was difficult and I shed tears), memories that I think were dazzling in hindsight, my home with my beloved children and husband, all the moments that pass by like a fleeting moment. Such times are happiness to me.
¡´HOME: Happy Garden¡µ captures these times.
After majoring in painting, I prepared for my first solo exhibition in 20 years. Looking back on the past, my perspective on the world has changed a lot since I started raising my child. To that extent, my children have become the standard for my thoughts and way of seeing. Since I majored in oriental painting, the relationship between nature and humans has always been a topic of interest. Nevertheless, it was difficult to connect the two and incorporate them into the picture. But one day, I discovered that they meet very naturally in the world in my child's drawings. What oriental thinking was trying to say seemed to be like a child looking at the world. Nature, sometimes a friend and sometimes an embrace, was not a human tool. The earth, the source of all life, was like a hill of support for all life. Humans are nothing more than weak beings who have no choice but to return to dust and who need a hill on which to lean on. When we acknowledge it and are within it, we will be able to smile happily.
Complex and philosophical thoughts about nature appear in a child's drawings in a very pleasant, simple and clear way. By drawing eyes and mouths on all things on earth and personifying them, we confirm that they are breathing beings like humans. As I experienced the childhood innocence I had forgotten through the child's drawings, I felt my heart come to life again. I tried to look at nature, humans, and memories of happiness with the innocence of childhood that I had unexpectedly learned from my child, or perhaps recalled again.