Ryol's new works are quite different from his past works: in 'Rain,' 'Chupa Chups for You,' 'Iced Tea,' 'Half-Shredded Painting,' and 'Man with a Parasol,' he responded to popular culture products and phenomena.
However, in some of his works in this new series, such as 'Cats of Golconda,' we can experience both of these approaches when Magritte's idea of humanity meets Sanrio's Hello Kitty.
Stealing Drinks From A Drunk Rockstar serves as a playful reminder that the boundaries of creativity are fluid, and the echoes of the past can find resonance in the beats of the contemporary.
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