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The geometric style which often appears in my work is a reflection of that part of my career, during my initial days. \nMy works exemplify a group of women and sometimes men immersed in their routine work and leisure activities. The drapery designs and motives add a sort of movement and speed. As far as the colors I use in my paintings are concerned, the villagers worship many local gods and each god has different colored skin. I see the village people as innocent and feel the face of spirit reflected in them. Therefore, I like to use different colors to portray the faces of the villagers. I don`t deliberately mix colors or use too much texturing, because I think the simplicity reflects the kind of people my subjects are.\nWith the increasing fondness for neutral fashion trends, the village's youngsters seldom indulge in traditional styles. Consequently, I actively participate in rejuvenating the village's charm, I recall. 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I don`t deliberately mix colors or use too much texturing, because I think the simplicity reflects the kind of people my subjects are.\nWith the increasing fondness for neutral fashion trends, the village's youngsters seldom indulge in traditional styles. Consequently, I actively participate in rejuvenating the village's charm, I recall. I feel my job is to record the story of my culture and tell their stories. I use art to keep the community`s culture alive and that is what I see as my greatest motivating force. I`m also told that my paintings have a range and that`s only because these are my people and this is my culture. 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