The work begins from the tensions and paradoxes that arise between individuality and connectedness in contemporary society.
Grounded in the complex emotions and relationships of everyday life, it stems from a dual conflict—the desire to remain undefined and the simultaneous pursuit of singularity.

Such structural pressure accumulates within the individual as a sense of emptiness and lack. Yet, this void manifests not as absence but as an excess of energy—one that does not erupt violently but gathers slowly, spreading beneath a calm surface with subtle instability.

Beneath the solidity of reality lies a threshold where perception wavers, and a dual sense of familiarity and fear emerges. When the surface of familiar forms and sensations begins to distort and blur, a subjective and unstable gap within the image reveals itself. Through this fissure, unspoken sensations coagulate into a violent kind of stillness.

This silence, expanding gradually within the vacant space, alludes to an invisible truth latent beneath visible reality. It demonstrates how existence takes form through its very structure of absence. Ultimately, the work rejects visual stability beneath the skin of beauty, exposing the structure of lack and transforming the gaze that seeks to grasp the object into a futile pursuit of fleeting sensations.