The intangible landscape 1

When we see a "Scenery" in our everyday life, we perceive it through a filter of our own experiences, words we use, and names we have given.

JUNO's works are represented in a compound of colors and shapes, without any motif; the "Sceneries" he presents cannot be easily interpreted or explained through our conventional rule of thumb or the way we looking at things.

Only when we remove the filters that have been ingrained in our cognitive system, and open ourselves to these "Sceneries," can we perceive how we truly see things and what we find innately beautiful, in a pure state of consciousness. His artwork, in that sense, is a representation of the viewer themselves, who is looking at the artwork.