Komachi Goto
I am trying to create my world by connecting memories and the journey of wonders I experience in this world.
I wonder about many things every day, I find the world fascinating, and so many things stop me, and I have to investigate what had caught my attention.
Most of time, I forget what had caught my interest or I let them sleep in my memory bank, semi-permanent, but when I investigate further and find the answer, if there are any answers, it excite me and thrills me.
Sometimes it's easy to pick up a dictionary or google, and an answer can be found.
Other times, what caught my attention was vague and ambiguous, that I have to find the way to see what it is at the end, or centre of my curiosity, and I sometimes do so by looking for clues from completely different event or situations.
I do this by drawing and painting the objects, or anything that caught my curiosity, over and over until I am satisfied, or nearly. Everything has story of its own, that how it's got there, I'm interested in those stories. By drawing and painting my curiosity, and by doing so over and over, I often find connection to my
other curiosities. I am trying to put them all together, and make them into residents of my world.
Slowly but surely I am creating an imaginative world from real events and the life that I have experienced.
My world of curiosity is always expanding and shrinking at the same time as my ideas grow and disappear
I wonder about many things every day, I find the world fascinating, and so many things stop me, and I have to investigate what had caught my attention.
Most of time, I forget what had caught my interest or I let them sleep in my memory bank, semi-permanent, but when I investigate further and find the answer, if there are any answers, it excite me and thrills me.
Sometimes it's easy to pick up a dictionary or google, and an answer can be found.
Other times, what caught my attention was vague and ambiguous, that I have to find the way to see what it is at the end, or centre of my curiosity, and I sometimes do so by looking for clues from completely different event or situations.
I do this by drawing and painting the objects, or anything that caught my curiosity, over and over until I am satisfied, or nearly. Everything has story of its own, that how it's got there, I'm interested in those stories. By drawing and painting my curiosity, and by doing so over and over, I often find connection to my
other curiosities. I am trying to put them all together, and make them into residents of my world.
Slowly but surely I am creating an imaginative world from real events and the life that I have experienced.
My world of curiosity is always expanding and shrinking at the same time as my ideas grow and disappear
