WORKS

Studio Seminar 02


Timeless Path


                                                 






My work is based on a personal experience: seeing flickering lights on the highway at night while arriving at the airport to go home. I want to recreate the sensation of movement—those fleeting images caught through a window or at the corner of the eye. The flickering frequency of these lights is deeply tied to my memory; it is not just a visual pattern, but a rhythm that shapes my sense of time and place.

I chose this form because the experience often gives me a profound illusion of displacement. The highway always feels the same: the same evenly spaced lights, the same lamps, the same speed. Even time itself becomes repetitive—an endless loop of one or two hours from the airport to home.

During these journeys, I often find myself staring at the lights, wondering:
Where am I really going?
Am I departing or returning?
And how do I even define departure and return?Installation
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2025