Han River Blues

Amid the constant push to stay on trend and chase after the allure of glamour in this profession, there lies a hidden facade of a real artist who feels content in comfortable attire. Imagine him now, cigarette in hand, deriving happiness from the simplicity of a cold, crisp apple and a comforting cup of hot coffee.

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Apple #6

I draw the things I like. More than just a commercial logo, brands carry memories for some- they embody a collection of moments recalled through an image made for others.

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Game Over #6

In this artwork, the artist navigates their own life amidst an infinite array of challenges. The experience of being involuntarily consumed by troubles is visually conveyed through the relentless growth of countless weeds and moss. Despite this, the artist incorporates elements that offer resilience. Behind a curtain of laughter, there hidden moments of profound and personal reflections.

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A Deathly Pain #7

The narrow space of a bathroom has, over time, become one of the safest sanctuaries for the artist. There, the only connections to the outside world are the voices emanating from the radio and the glimpses of scenery through the small window. This artwork represents the moments spent contemplating leaving that confined space.

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Room of Tough #7

The first time I drew the cigarette character in my artwork was just after graduating from high school. Since then, it has consistently emerged in my work as a symbol of solace in the face of love, separation, and life's tribulations. Even after 20 years, its presence continues to provide comfort, akin to a melody that gently calms the heart and brings a sense of tranquility.

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Sad Melody Box #7

I feel that there is no place in the world where I can rest comfortably without any worries. That's why, a long time ago, I created a cozy room in my heart where I wouldn't be disturbed by anyone. I plan to keep the light on in that room until the day I can find such a space in reality.

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The Room in My Heart #7

Apple #7

Game Over #7

A Deathly Pain #8

Room of Tough #8

Sad Melody Box #8

The Room in My Heart #8

Apple #8

Game Over #8

A Deathly Pain #9

Room of Tough #9

The first time I drew the cigarette character in my artwork was just after graduating from high school. Since then, it has consistently emerged in my work as a symbol of solace in the face of love, separation, and life"s tribulations. Even after 20 years, its presence continues to provide comfort, akin to a melody that gently calms the heart and brings a sense of tranquility.

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Sad Melody Box #9

I feel that there is no place in the world where I can rest comfortably without any worries. That"s why, a long time ago, I created a cozy room in my heart where I wouldn"t be disturbed by anyone. I plan to keep the light on in that room until the day I can find such a space in reality.

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