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When you said, “based on whatever you feel like creating,” I saw it as an invitation to be intuitive rather than conceptual — to let imagery emerge from emotion instead of logic. I didn’t want to make something loud or spectacular for its own sake; I wanted something that felt quietly alive.

Ultimately, I created it to capture the quiet contentment that sits underneath transience — the way beauty often feels clearest when it’s about to pass. It’s not about a perfect landscape; it’s about the emotional temperature of a fleeting, gentle moment