YINJISPACE use media professional’s unique perspective,try to explore the essence of life behind the design works.
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YINJISPACE use media professional’s unique perspective,try to explore the essence of life behind the design works.
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What is Art? Ileana Moro described art as a boundless realm where humanity expresses its deepest emotions. She emphasized that art transcends judgment, providing a liberating experience for all.
Ileana Moro believes that the realization of painting a true projection of her inner self was not a conscious decision, but rather a deep feeling that emerged organically while she was alone in her studio. Ileana Moro said：“There have been moments when I’ve been so moved by the process of painting that tears would well up within me. These tears were genuine and couldn’t be faked. Additionally, there were times when I would feel a surge of anger and would even hit the canvas. I think the initial trigger for me is that I knew inside a strong desire to express myself, to communicate my thoughts, emotions, and experiences through the medium of painting or words.”
During the creative process, both sensory perception and rational awareness coexist for her. Striking a balance between the two is crucial. If she solely rely on sensory perception, her paintings may become dark and cynical, which she personally enjoy but may not resonate with everyone. On the other hand, if she rely solely on rational awareness, her paintings may lack emotion and a compelling narrative. Rational awareness helps her understand the world and people from different perspectives, while sensory perception allows her to tap into her emotions and create meaningful artwork.
She actively explores the connection between her inner 'microcosm' and the objective existence of the 'macrocosmic universe' through her paintings. While she believe there is a connection, it is not an easy concept to express tangibly. In her artwork, she wrote An attempt to translate the untranslatable, means from sources beyond the tangible world.
In her works, Ileana Moro often incorporate a tonality resembling darkness, indeed. But she also introduce elements of light. This is inspired by her admiration for paintings from the old masters, where the subtle use of light adds depth, texture, and a sense of mystery. She try to implement this beauty in her abstract paintings without relying on figurative elements.
When she states that "transformation is a destructive process," she speaks from personal experience. For her, transformation often involves breaking down old patterns, beliefs, and ways of thinking, which can be a painful process. However, through this destruction, there is also an opportunity for healing and growth. This statement is a reflection of the challenges she has faced in life and how they have ultimately led to my personal and artistic transformation.
