About

Is “What is life” a question or a statement? I’ve always perceived it more as a statement, a phrase that reflects an ongoing exploration. I’m curious about the nature of life and how to engage with it, but when I express it, it feels more like a declaration. It’s the “what” that defines life. Through this process, I hope to share my perspective on the essence of life as I experience it. Consider this a collection of my ideas, thoughts, processes, and the places and impressions that captivate me.

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I have always been a daydreamer and an observer. By reading books, watching films, and watching people, I notice connections and patterns. I often process these observations while engaged in various activities. As a child, my physical activity was intense, and I believe it helped me think through my ideas. As I grew older, my focus shifted from physical activity to using my hands for creative projects. The desire to understand life’s workings remains strong in me.

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To me, life encompasses places, spaces, people, the objects we surround ourselves with, and the tasks we undertake. Using our five senses, I invite you to join me as I navigate through my experiences.