In the whirlwind of everyday life, I was surprisingly drawn to an aesthetic interest in the life around me, which prompted a deep exploration of myself and philosophical reflections on the nature of life.
The art of photography provided a beautiful answer to this inner struggle.
For this body of work, I used the ICM (Intentional Camera Movement) technique to express different aspects of myself through the seasons of spring, summer, fall, and winter.
I captured emotions such as good things, joyful moments, sadness, regret, failure, jubilation when a goal is achieved, and sometimes the repetition of daily life, running ahead without even pulling up the overgrown weeds.
Life is constantly flowing and changing. From the warmth of spring, the passion of summer, the bounty of fall, and the silence of winter, life is full of emotions and experiences, and sometimes it can feel pointless. Like overgrown weeds in a garden, we can get lost in the repetition of our daily routines and lose meaning.
But always, life holds new possibilities. Just as spring always comes after winter, there's always a light at the end of the tunnel. So now, in
