The exhibition unfolds as a sensory passage from saturation to stillness, from ritual to reflection. Within these rooms, color carries the symbolic weight of the artist’s memories: the red bowls of time in a temple, the kind gesture of cherry blossoms, and the significance of seasons. Each hue acts as an emotional register, marking a different state of being.
At its heart, the exhibition explores how mastery can feel effortless, how spiritual depth can reside in daily gestures, and how silence—or ma—gives shape to what is seen and felt. To inhabit these spaces is to experience the continuum between craft and nature, between what is made and what simply is.
