The natural world, the plants themselves have their own subtle movements:
stretching towards the sun in the morning, huddling and sleeping in the evening.
Flowers and leaves sway with the wind, and sway with the rain.
The illustrations in this series show the dynamism of the sun, the flow of the wind and the murmur of the night, showing the visible ebb and flow of natural life in three dynamics.
People have five senses and usually need a combination of multiple senses to feel the world.
Our synesthesia allows us to learn information even through a single sense.
This project uses the single sense of sight to show the sensations that need to be acquired through smell, taste, touch, hearing and feeling - the smell of breath, the touch of wind and the sound of insects at night.
We are accustomed to perceiving things around us,
but sudden sensory changes and blocking can make us notice these differences. This project hopes to re-experience the world around us, especially the natural world, by using only visual perception.
