In this series of thirty small paintings, RED serves as the underlying landscape, the steady pulse beneath each figure, flower, and spontaneous inky gesture. Working with a limited palette of black, white, and pink atop this field, I focused on reducing the visual language to its essentials. Through minimal lines, I challenged myself to say more with less, allowing a small number of marks to carry the emotional weight of each piece.

The works move between portraits and internal visions, unfolding through intuitive gestures that hold the tender strangeness of being human, the quiet paths we choose, and the imagined worlds that accompany us.

Viewed together, the paintings form an intimate map of recurring emotional states. They record thirty moments of wonder, curiosity, and the soft ache of remembering something familiar yet elusive, a feeling that can't quite be described with words.

My hope is that the viewer may be drawn into a similar moment of nostalgia and whimsy, a brief return to the inner world where things feel both simple and infinite at the same time.