This work is built through layered processes—successive washes, embedded capsules, and translucent fields of color accumulating over time.
The surface carries multiple strata, each holding traces of prior states, where nothing is erased and everything is absorbed.

Gelatin capsules function as the primary material element—small, fragile vessels that soften, dissolve, and disappear.
Together, they form a body composed of units that endure briefly yet collectively maintain continuity.

The flow in this work is not directional.
Events overlap, disperse, and settle without instruction, forming a rhythm that is neither controlled nor random.

Imperfection is treated as a condition rather than a flaw.
Experience here is not fixed, but continuously shaped by time, vulnerability, and quiet transformation.