Where It Begins

Window Series

Drawing on a fogged window with a finger — a small, instinctive impulse that almost everyone has experienced.
In this series, that unconscious act is depicted as a metaphor for expression in contemporary society.

What once emerged during idle moments — while commuting or bathing — has now been absorbed by smartphones, replaced by the motion of scrolling through a timeline.
What enters our view are streams of information, misinformation, emotions, and other people’s voices.
In an age where we scroll instead of drawing, and swipe instead of touching, doodles on fogged glass quietly bring anonymous emotions to the surface.

Condensation is created by the difference in temperature between inside and outside.
The lines that appear on the glass are traces of noise and conflict born between an individual’s inner world and the outer realm of society.
The lines drawn there are voices that reach nowhere,
and words left behind as someone who is no one in particular.