Within Rotating Painting series, I challenge the conventional expectation of a static viewing experience, presenting an invitation to viewers to manipulate the artwork itself. Each piece is designed to be interactive, allowing you to rotate the canvas and explore the art from multiple angles. This dynamic interactivity underscores the fluidity and multiplicity of viewpoints, emphasizing that life, much like art, is perceived differently from various perspectives.

With no predetermined ‘up’ or ‘down’, each rotation offers a fresh interpretation, a novel experience. This approach deconstructs the naive illusion of a linear narrative within art, encouraging the viewer to uncover meanings in configurations that are fundamentally unrelated. As you adjust the painting, new compositions emerge, reflecting a rejection of the simple logic of before and after. These moments of interaction do not necessarily cohere into a unified theme but exist as distinct experiences and emotional expressions.

Interpretation thus becomes a subjective endeavor, varying widely among viewers. Each individual brings their own background, emotions, and interpretations to the artwork, leading to a rich tapestry of meanings—sometimes harmonious, sometimes conflicting.