Schrödinger's Cat Series

I believe that this world is created by human thought, where each thought is like a pixel on a computer screen. When there are enough pixels, an image emerges. The existence of things in a three-dimensional space is due to receiving sufficient attention to be created. In life, multiple possibilities coexist, and what ultimately materializes into the facts visible to the human eye depends entirely on the amount of attention people give to these possibilities. In this series of paintings, I use images with less than 100% opacity to represent things that are not yet fully formed. The overlay of two images, both with less than 100% opacity, indicates the coexistence of two possibilities. Through my artwork, I attempt to visually demonstrate my understanding of the true state of unmanifested things in three-dimensional space and Schrödinger's cat's state of being both alive and dead, thereby encouraging people to focus more on positive things.