Sinfoniart is a word I coined by combining
“Symphony” (a harmony of sounds) and “Art” (creative expression).

It is a unique form of expression born from the resonance between painting and music.
Neither comes first. Neither dominates.
They simply draw out each other’s light, gently and quietly.
In every painting, there is sound.
In every sound, a landscape emerges.
As they intertwine, a silent prayer—hidden deep within emotions and memories—rises in the form of color and resonance.

For me, Sinfoniart is a symphonic poem woven from sound and color,
echoing with the unseen life that surrounds us.

The name Sinfoniart derives from the Greek roots:
sin (“together”), phone (“sound”), and art (art).
The Italian word sinfonia shares this lineage.

To express a style where painting and sound resonate beyond traditional collaboration,
I created the term Sinfoniart to describe works in which both elements coexist as one.

I am an artist who paints the inner landscapes of my heart—shaped and inspired by the twin worlds of visual art and music.

The picture books read to me as a child,
the lullabies sung softly at night,
my first encounter with classical music through the piano…
All of these memories still live in me.
Both painting and music are essential to who I am.