A Deep Blue Night is an exploration of the complex spectrum of emotions that love brings, weaving together joy and sorrow, passion and pain. Set against a rich blue background, the series uses red as a powerful and symbolic element, signifying both the intensity of love and the rawness of its emotional impact. Red, as the color of passion and danger, acts as a striking contrast to the somber blues, capturing the delicate balance between beauty and pain.

The project features a central figure who integrates love into beauty, using art as a means to express the complexity of her emotions. This person loves fiercely and passionately, yet lives a life filled with sadness and fragmentation. Despite the pieces of her life being broken, she transforms her sorrow into something vivid and colorful, transplanting pain into art. Her world is both colorful and filled with sorrow, yet in its complexity, there is beauty.

Inspired by the works of Marc Chagall and Frida Kahlo, this series reflects the varying attitudes toward love that both artists explored. You can almost see Chagall’s light, joyful silk scarves swirling through the air, accompanied by the sweet sound of violins playing—a visual representation of love in its most carefree and celebratory form. In contrast, you can feel the raw vulnerability in Kahlo’s works, where love is entwined with pain, and the blood vessels of her wounds reflect the fragility of the human soul. The series becomes a dark blue night where joy and sorrow coexist, each element inseparable from the other.

Through A Deep Blue Night, the work portrays love in its many dimensions—its ability to uplift and devastate, to heal and hurt. The red and blue hues echo the warmth and coldness of love, while the inspiration from Chagall and Kahlo conveys a universal truth: love, no matter how beautiful, is always accompanied by a trace of sadness, a reminder of its vulnerability. This series invites viewers to reflect on their own experiences with love and how joy and sorrow dance together in the heart’s deepest moments.