Jeong-Ah Zhang

My life is what I experience, and it is evidence of my life.

The oriental Buddhist philosophy that all things work mysteriously without a true substance is the basis of my work, but I am an atheist. My life and art are based on my own philosophical thoughts and experiences. I am interested in the philosophy of immanence and transcendence on all beings, and my works use symbols, metaphors, and imagery in the metaphysical world to express phenomena such as the nature of life, or the principle of the universe.

The universe repeats the cycle of creation and extinction. I think that the universe is the consciousness, unconsciousness, the borderland of consciousness, the five senses, awareness, and the subconscious state of mind. Therefore, I try to listen to all the conceptions of all things, have an open mind, and remember what resonates, and I do work like that. It's a soul resonance, beyond the time frame. Basically, this means that I try to focus on the essence of life by establishing core values, and at the same time, I am trying to sublimate them into my works. Philosophical considerations on a visible world and an invisible world.