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30 Days of Chaos is a body of work that feels more raw compared to my previous pieces. Most of the ideas, thoughts, and execution came from the same day, with a more direct and spontaneous approach. Although these works are created digitally, I wanted to preserve the feeling of a hand-drawn process, where every mark, gesture, and decision comes from my own exploration and personal touch.
I intentionally kept the process simple and focused on the honesty behind each piece. Instead of over-polishing the final result, I wanted to capture the emotions, thoughts, and imperfections that existed during the moment of creation. Every element was built through my own process, from the initial idea to the final artwork.
This series consists of 30 experimental impression artworks, where each piece represents what was going through my mind on that specific day. Some pieces may come out daily, some may not, because the purpose of this project is not only to create consistently, but also to stay honest with myself throughout the process.
I limited this series to 30 pieces as a personal challenge, pushing myself to explore ideas, experiment, and create without overthinking. After being away from this space for a while, 30 Days of Chaos became my way of reconnecting with art, creating again, and reminding myself why I started this journey.
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30 Days of Chaos
I intentionally kept the process simple and focused on the honesty behind each piece. Instead of over-polishing the final result, I wanted to capture the emotions, thoughts, and imperfections that existed during the moment of creation. Every element was built through my own process, from the initial idea to the final artwork.
This series consists of 30 experimental impression artworks, where each piece represents what was going through my mind on that specific day. Some pieces may come out daily, some may not, because the purpose of this project is not only to create consistently, but also to stay honest with myself throughout the process.
I limited this series to 30 pieces as a personal challenge, pushing myself to explore ideas, experiment, and create without overthinking. After being away from this space for a while, 30 Days of Chaos became my way of reconnecting with art, creating again, and reminding myself why I started this journey.
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30 Days of Chaos
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