The Garden of Memory

Three windows, one forest, a quiet passage of time

In a forest where night has settled, three glowing windows appear between the trees. Each one holds a quiet moment — a child at play, a wedding silhouette, a growing family. These fragments of life coexist in a single garden, layered like memory itself.

A tiger walks slowly through the scene, watching in silence. It is both guardian and witness, a spirit of time that has always been there, moving gently through all stages of life.

This piece explores how personal history lives not in a straight line, but in a space — layered, flickering, held together by emotion rather than order.

Part of an ongoing body of work exploring memory, time, and imagined guardians. Created in Singapore. Open to global collaborations.

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Mixed media on Archival Fine Art Paper / 59.4x84.1cm (A1) / Edition of 5

Date:

2025

Timeline:

Seoul Illusions

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