Terena Wong
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  • Home
  • Bio
  • Artwork
    • Between "Canvases"
    • Attuning to My Inner Psyche
    • Emotional memories
    • Reconnection
    • Unpredictably happens
    • Nature of perception >
      • Landscape
      • Landscape on Ceramics
      • Memories
    • Photography
  • Co-Create Art
    • Transition
    • People Reconnected >
      • Collection 1
      • Collection 2
      • Collection 3
    • Imperfections
    • Art Watches
  • Community Art Project
    • Mural Art/ Floor Art
    • Community Art Workshop/ Sharing
    • Digital Painting
  • Press
  • Contact
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"Transition" (2020)
Acrylic on canvas
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In today's world, our understanding of consciousness has advanced. This doesn't mean that old ideas are wrong; it just shows us that consciousness and unconsciousness are connected, not opposites.
In my art project, I collaborated with someone else. I shared my ideas with them and guided their hands to create the brushstrokes on canvas. Although they tried to resist my influence, they couldn't control their natural reactions. They shaped the intensity, direction, and amount of paint used.
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Confluence
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This project goes beyond just creating images and paintings. It explores the deeper meaning within the artwork. It looks at the emotions that are influenced by real-life experiences and both the conscious and unconscious mind, inspired by human actions.

We often use simple words like frustrated, angry, or happy to describe our feelings. In this project, I engage the audience's consciousness and unconsciousness, enabling their emotions to emerge through my work. 

My goal is for my art to make the audience think about their own thoughts and feelings, and for my work to bring out emotions in them. Ultimately, I want to rediscover my hidden feelings when I look back at what I've created.