Time gradually blurs the forms and memories of beings that were once taken for granted. Even specific places and the memories that lingered there become distorted and transformed as time passes.

This work deals with those fragmented memories that have been twisted by time. The altered and fading fragments of recollection are reconstructed into a strange and surreal “inner map”—a landscape shaped by loss and longing for what has disappeared.

The interlocking traces of memory no longer reflect the past reality with accuracy. Instead, each fragment stands as an independent entity while simultaneously connecting to the whole, forming a new topography of remembrance. Through this process of reconstructing distorted memories, the map offers a way to reinterpret the past through the sensibility of the present.