I have always felt that what I feel with my five senses goes directly into my brain. More than others.
If someone looks sick, I feel sick too, and if someone is talking happily, somehow I feel happy too. I also have a stronger sense of smell than most people, so I can tell if someone is there by smell. If you say I'm just a pervert, that's all, LOL.
When I heard that the theme of this exhibition was peace, I immediately wanted to try it. I usually just give some reason why I don't want to do it, but....
I feel that the word "peace" has a link to me. There is the part of me that wants peace, and there is the part of me that thinks, "It's not good enough as it is, I have to change things. I am always in agony. I am always in agony, and I hate myself for being in such a repetitive state of agony with no answers.
There is both conflict and peace within me. What is peace? The value of peace is different for each person, and it is natural for everyone to have different values. However, I have recently been thinking that I do not want to engage in conflicts that harm others.
Since the theme of this exhibition is "Peace," I chose all the photographs with an intention.
When this moment is peaceful, it is horrifying to imagine what would happen if... from a slightly different perspective.
What is peace, and what is peace? Being healthy. Being able to take photos. Being able to exhibit... I express myself in my own way with my photographs.