犬山さき

In today's information society, the internet can teach us about almost anything we don't understand. However, I also feel a fear that the majority opinion can easily determine what is considered "correct." Opinions, which should ideally be as numerous as the people who hold them, are often ranked by the number of likes on comments. Amidst this, I realized that I unconsciously seek out a "correct answer." When expressing my feelings about a favorite artist's retirement or sharing my thoughts on a movie, I find myself looking for validation in emotions that should have no right or wrong. In the process, I lose sight of my true opinions. However, during moments when I listen to music, I can be honest with myself. As I immerse myself in various sounds, I recall my genuine feelings, separate from anyone else's opinions. I believe this is because music serves as a trigger that evokes emotions and memories. In this way, I work to capture the indescribable emotions awakened by music in my artwork, giving each one its own value through the scenes I visualize at that moment.