“The Romantic Grotesque” comes as a contradiction and a paradox in etymology.

Romantic itself refers to the era of romance based on emotions and feelings, but literally, it also means intimacy, connection, and desire.

While Grotesques tries to distance himself from the emotional side in an intimate way, and he means strangeness, awkwardness and alienation, he is always around us even though it is not always accepted. But when we accept the existence of these grotesques, there is an interesting feeling of alienated acceptance. That’s what attracted me to the theme. As a pop-surrealist artist, I present the reality of grotesque romantic expression as an approach to our current reality, namely reality in the midst, between confusion and clarity, between pleasure or sadness. Or we call it an absurd reality in an expressive way.