The artist tells his journey into the world of art, his art education and offers peeks into his mind, how his works are based on narratives. He reveals why he chooses figures to express himself and what he does with these figures which are like framed like a film still. He tells that he’s interested in evoking responses from the spectator without telling the spectator how to be affected by the works.

<p>The artist tells his journey into the world of art, his art education and offers peeks into his mind, how his works are based on narratives. He reveals why he chooses figures to express himself and what he does with these figures which are like framed like a film still. He tells that he&rsquo;s interested in evoking responses from the spectator without telling the spectator how to be affected by the works.</p>

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