I have grown to love painting nature. There was a time when it didn’t resonate with me, and I focused primarily on my own concepts and visions. Through those, I sought to express my thoughts, my search for truth, and self-discovery. However, these paintings often carried a darker tone, representing only my personal experiences, which few could connect with or required deep contemplation to understand.

Art, at its core, is about bringing truth into form. Whether it’s by capturing something realistically or by convincingly expressing an idea, vision, or experience, the artist says, ‘This is my truth; this is how I see the world.’ Nature, however, is inherently truthful. It presents its truth objectively, to everyone, without needing explanation. All the profound questions we face—from birth to death, human relationships, the nature of good and evil, to our place in the world—are answered by simply observing nature. By watching how plants grow, die, interact, and coexist, all the answers unfold. It all happens naturally, effortlessly. The trees, majestic in their presence, evoke a sense of humility. A plant might seem ordinary from one angle and suddenly mystical and extraordinary from another. Flowers don’t concern themselves with trends or style, yet they harmonize perfectly in their natural colors.

Each painting in this collection holds the thoughts and emotions I had at the time of its creation. Someone who shares a similar perspective will find those sentiments within the work, but they don’t have to. They can discover their own truths, as revealed by nature. Though I continue to explore my inner world and paint my own visions, painting nature has allowed me to express them with greater clarity and perspective.