Dizzy Love arises from an intuition and idealization for this specific space. A space that stores coats has become a place for people as well. There is a relationship between all the objects and figures—the drinks, the people, the coats, the words—all of which flirt with each other in harmony, fundamentally, about love. The entire installation of this localized painting is a contemplation of this encounter in various forms, singularizing them in the places where they occupy each other. On the counter, we see this connection in the form of text. "I will drink the poison in your thoughts until we are so drunk and nauseous and dizzy and happily in love."