Statement:

The collection In Watermelon Sugar
For me, the show is not a relatively happy, impromptu feast with a painterly form that seems like a joke, but rather a tale of a dream whose other side is the delusion that I was always concerned with drawing in the second part of my works.
Perhaps the show is this (the national visual tradition) that has become as far removed from its people as the reading of cuneiform and has become a nightmare that swallows me up with this relatively justified image and then vomits it up, and this time it is as if I am dancing and kicking it in the works of this collection.
Because I am also… worried about the price of the dollar
But I know that they still sell poetry and fortune-telling at the crossroads of my house.

In addition, the title of this collection has nothing to do with the novel In Watermelon Sugar by Richard Brautigan, whose story takes place after the fall of a civilization.