I bought a Japanese brush pen in a Japanese bookshop near Piccadilly Circus and created my first painting.
It was back in 2015.
It is for calligraphy but I was very curious to see its effect for something totally abstract rather than creating beautiful words. So I drew something.
![Brush Pen](https://image.jimcdn.com/app/cms/image/transf/dimension=10000x369:format=jpg:rotate=90/path/s29f2a48637df430d/image/iacf4f8c9d098ca45/version/1556736969/image.jpg)
I felt so contented once it’s done. Almost like something was expressed in a matter of seconds. It was some kind of relief.
I also recognised that I loved the smooth sensation when a brush touched the paper. This sensation was something I addicted to since. It is a part of the enjoyment that calligrapher experience during creation as well.
Brushstroke was telling me to carry on creating.
You know, this matter-of-second experience was a hook to enter the world which you had never been experienced. It guides you to unknown territory.
I created another and another…. non-stop.
My intuitional creation becomes an expression of myself showing who I am in that particular moment.
![My first painting](https://image.jimcdn.com/app/cms/image/transf/dimension=306x10000:format=png/path/s29f2a48637df430d/image/icc63bea6b2431b32/version/1556736092/image.png)
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