Meridian

(04)

(Identity)

Meridian is a group exhibition about thresholds — the dividing line between two states — and the identity lives in that single idea. A figure separates from its own double, adrift in an empty field, so the theme reads at a glance. The image holds the concept whole.

Two versions of the same figure stand side by side in a haze of green-tinted fog, facing different directions as though caught between opposing selves. The minimalist composition and spectral duplication evoke themes of identity, inner conflict, and the quiet tension between who we are and who we appear to be.

Two hands reach toward one another across a quiet void, suspended in the space between connection and separation. The mirrored composition and muted green tones evoke longing, duality, and the fragile distance that can exist even between parts of the same self.

A solitary figure stands in a sea of mist, their form partially dissolving into the surrounding haze as if fading between presence and absence. The cool green tones and ethereal atmosphere evoke themes of impermanence, identity, and the quiet fear of losing oneself.

(Highlight)

Each image returns to the same unease — a figure and its double, a body and the space it can't quite occupy — shot the same way so the series feels like one idea circled from different sides. The threshold is never crossed, only held.

Two figures stand side by side in an immense expanse of mist, close in distance yet separated by their gaze and silence. The vast negative space and muted green atmosphere emphasize isolation, duality, and the lingering tension between connection and estrangement.

A single figure appears doubled, one self facing forward while the other turns away, creating a haunting portrait of internal division. The enveloping mist and muted tones suggest the coexistence of conflicting identities, caught between self-awareness and self-avoidance.

Two identical figures stand at opposite edges of a vast, mist-filled space, facing one another across an unbridgeable distance. The composition evokes emotional separation, suggesting an inner dialogue between fragmented selves yearning for connection yet unable to fully meet.

Other Work

(View Work)

A dramatic portrait of a person with curly hair bathed in warm amber light. Their eyes are closed and their head is tilted slightly back, conveying a sense of reflection, relief, or emotional release. One hand rests gently against their upper chest while soft haze drifts through the dark background. The rich orange lighting highlights the contours of the face, neck, and shoulders, creating a cinematic, intimate, and atmospheric mood.

A cinematic portrait of a person with curly hair illuminated by warm amber light. They are seated with their arms crossed around their shoulders, gazing toward the camera with a thoughtful, slightly melancholic expression. The background is dark and softly blurred, with glowing orange light and a faint haze creating a dramatic, moody atmosphere. The image emphasizes emotion, contrast, and warm tones.

Aubade

(Art Direction)

Aubade is a record about parting, and the art direction holds that ache in the frame. One figure in warm, failing light — near enough to see, too far to reach — so the longing lands before a note plays. The image carries the album, not the title.

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Aubade

(Art Direction)

(View Work)

A blurred silhouette stands behind a rain-streaked window, obscured by droplets and flowing water that distort their features. Cool blue tones and scattered city lights create a quiet, melancholic atmosphere filled with mystery and introspection.

A hand emerges from dark water with fingers outstretched, glistening with droplets as it reaches upward through rippling waves. The deep blue tones and dramatic lighting create a powerful sense of struggle, urgency, and isolation. poster featuring a kraft paper coffee pouch branded “doppo” with the text “SINGLE-ORIGIN COFFEE,” displayed on a textured wall in warm natural light with soft architectural shadows.

A rainy urban street seen through reflections in a large puddle. The silhouette of a lone person appears mirrored in the water, surrounded by ripples from falling raindrops. Cool blue tones dominate the scene, while blurred red and amber lights reflect along the left side, adding contrast and atmosphere. The image feels cinematic, moody, and contemplative, emphasizing solitude, reflection, and the quiet ambiance of rain.

Dredge

(Key Art)

Dredge is a film about memory and water, and the key art refuses to settle. The figure surfaces only in reflection — broken across rippling water, never quite whole — as if the past is being hauled up from the bottom and won't hold its shape. Recovered, but never whole.

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Dredge

(Key Art)