All the cities on the earth always fascinate me. And I’m fascinated by them all the time. That’s the only reason why I have been devoting my lifetime to painting cities. Just as William Blake said in his poem Auguries of innocence, cities present me with the guidelines of the infinite possibilities which can help “Hold infinity in the palm of my hand. And eternity in the hour.” as a sign of the artistic innocence.

Frequently, Cities are represented as a harsh world filled with futile despair of people today who can not help experiencing reification and human alienation. In contrast, I’d like to talk about cities which warm up city people suffering from existential loneliness and provide consolation, eventually bringing hope back to their everyday lives.

In the hardest time of my life, it was the light on the streets that could make me rise from the ashes of despair, get hope, and encourage to set new goals for myself, just like stars twinkling up in the sky, especially vehicles' headlights beam toward them raining or after the rain, dynamic lights of street lamps.

I am willing to change with challenging spirit because the first mover of life is the one who can change oneself drastically. In the years to come, cities that fascinate me and make me fascinated will always shine brightly with lights, a token of hope in my artworks.