Daily Experiments

Spending two hours a day concentrating solely on logical or irrational compositions and visually reading space and objects through my finger movements on a blank page is like a daily run for me; it serves as a routine exercise to keep my mind healthy and as iterative practice to calibrate my visual intuition.

Each piece represents a fragment of my day, capturing moments, reflections, or ideas I want to preserve. Through this process, I explore how visual storytelling can serve as a personal archive.