Rosalind Krauss describes video art as something that is different from other kinds of conventional art to argue that the art of video as a medium has a tendency of psychological condition which is more subtle than the physical conditions that are generally found in sculpture and painting. Psychological conditions described by Rosalind Krauss has many manifested in the works after the era of Fluxus movement. Subjectivity is a playful activity and is also a political move. "Being in a World" as the core strengths of existence is born through the elaboration of experience, awareness, trust, and empathy. Furthermore, work is an artifact of the activities of psychotherapy.

I imitate, reproduce, replicate and respond to the paintings of many artists. Because I think painting is an activity that is generally done in the studio of an artist. I did this painting differently, I give a nock in line-by-line on a computer screen with a storied timing consistency. There are also efforts in order to blur the boundaries between the medium. In the end, my work that is entitled Learning to Become (with the addition of the artists' name on the back of the title on each series of works), will be serialized in progress. I will continue to reproduce the works of the artists' painting with the intention not to make a parody. However, as a form of self-searching.

Learning to Become Jean Michel Basquiat

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Learning to Become Bob 'Sick' Yuditha Agung

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Learning to Become Cy Twombly

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Learning to Become Francis Bacon

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Learning to Become Caravaggio

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Learning to Become Wassily Kandinsky