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The Waiting Room and New Possibilities

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  I am waiting and maintaining my presence For centuries, artists have shown what it means to wait. Their works capture quiet, tense moments in which every gesture and expression suggests deep emotions just below the surface. One of my favourite artists who explored the theme of waiting is Honoré Daumier. His lithographs and paintings of third-class carriage passengers or people in court waiting rooms are especially insightful. He captures patience, exhaustion, and resignation in their faces and postures, turning waiting into a thoughtful reflection on human life. When I made my digital watercolour, I wanted to capture the feeling of waiting, just as artists before me have done. I used bright oranges and golds to create energy and contrast with the central figure, who appears deep in thought. We have to learn to inhabit the pause rather than just trying to leap over it. I think of it as staying engaged with the 'now,' even when the 'now' feels like a dead end. Instead o...
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Seoul Jongno-gu

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When you meet do you wonder what everyone else is thinking?
At what moment do you decide to engage and actively participate?

Gaining
Complaining
Making
Fulfilling

It’s about being part of them
Searching for strong relationships
Bonding together


Seoul Jongno Lane

Avoiding and repositioning
Placing yourself as the endpoint
Narrow the path to lessen collisions
The theory, principles and data of inclusion
There is no need to go faster
There is no need to get there sooner
The fault of dis-regarding the environment







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