Shin Pears is looking for the unseen with “strange reflections”

Your work is very painter. Does your paint process include layers of paint and glass?

No, it is a process of thinking closer to “starting to finish”. I try to start every brush kick as an end. It is an economy of brush, but also has an additional benefit to keep mystery alive, not cover up the entire plate with half of the signs, and half decisions that begin to hinder the original vision. The starting process allows me to finish helping the problem of “excessive work”. This does not mean that I have succeeded all the time, but this is what I intend to do.

I can only notice the topic of the businessman in your last show … Your color palette raises the covers of pulp novels under the title of detectives in the fifties …

This is from a series of nomads, it is a double figure, embodying both every day and mysterious. At the same time, he is a man and a symbol, and perhaps the investigator of his soul, and he moves in the landscape of existence. Noir, yes Noir think about this word a lot.

Was the businessman displayed in your paintings chased by his deaths?

They have become known to me as “The Dark Traveller”, I have created a book called Nomads as well. “A strange person comes to the city.” But frankly, only darkness, regret, fears and all the other garbage we carry. From here the luggage. Once again, the dark novels suggested. It is likely that my darkness is the one I carry and for this reason the male is drawn more than the female. In fact, the specter of deaths waves on it. He is a man who has not had a tangible enemy, but through the inevitable decomposition of time. Ideas, memories and puzzles. In this sense, he is each of us, haunted with the passage of time and questions that cannot be answered that lie at the end of our journey. I try.

Is blue fire hotter than red fire?

Yes, blue fire burns more hot than red, a fact that carries a specific visual hair for me. Blue, which is often associated with cold and calm, hides fierce intensity and consumer. It is a reminder that manifestations can be deceptive, and that what it is burning may not always seem to be a fiery for the eyes … what burns twice bright and all of that.

It is each of us, haunted over time and questions that cannot be answered that lie at the end of our journey …