My artistic practice originates from my own physical experience of living with a congenital vascular malformation. The complex patterns of blood vessels within my body function as both a symbol of my existence and a metaphor for society itself—an intricate system in which countless elements intersect, circulate, and continuously transform. I have developed a distinctive pattern-based visual language influenced by Jomon pottery, cellular structures, and viruses. These patterns are not decorative; they serve as a means to visualize invisible structures that underlie life, society, and human perception. Since 2022, I have been developing the Energy Virus series, which emerged in response to the global COVID-19 pandemic. The series is based on the conceptual premise of a “virus that transmits energy.” By reinterpreting the virus as a carrier rather than solely a threat, I explore the psychological and social energies that spread invisibly through individuals and communities. In this context, each artwork functions as a medium through which energy is shared—almost as if it “infects” the viewer. Until 2023, the focus of the series was proliferation, depicting the continuous expansion and accumulation of energy. From 2024 onward, the theme has shifted to mutation, examining how energy transforms in response to changing environments and conditions. This conceptual transition is reflected in my use of silkscreen printing and spray paint, allowing for layered, experimental surfaces that embody instability and change. Motifs such as smiling faces and flowers frequently appear in my recent works. While these images may initially evoke positivity, they also contain fragility, ambiguity, and impermanence. They exist in a state of transition—never fixed, always evolving—mirroring both human emotion and social structures. Rather than presenting a single, fixed interpretation, my work aims to create a space where energy circulates between the artwork and the viewer. Through this exchange, viewers are invited to reconnect with their own inner energy and to sense the infinite possibilities of transformation. The Energy Virus series exists as an intermediary between the individual and society, the body and the world, proposing a new perspective on beauty that emerges from change, instability, and mutation.