SorrySorrySorry

This piece was created by writing with my fingers dipped in acrylic paint, inspired by the traditional Chinese painting technique known as zhihua (finger painting). Using fingers instead of a brush helps bring the emotion closer to the viewer, creating a more direct connection from the heart to the artwork. While the paint was still wet, I wrote “I’m sorry” three times in a row. This action symbolizes an attempt to repair a broken relationship while feelings are still warm. At that moment, both the paint and the emotions were raw and vivid, allowing sincerity to fully sink in. The artwork features a soft pink background, symbolizing gentleness and care. Beneath it is a faint layer of blue “I’m sorry” written earlier. These overlapping layers express a growing sense of regret. It is not a careless excuse, but a genuine message: if saying it once isn’t enough, then say it twice, say it three times. Some mistakes cannot be forgiven. But sincerity should never be missing. Acrylic paint, canvas, seal paste, gesso, acrylic varnish 10 × 10 cm Comes with a certificate of authenticity and an easel.