"Memory in Motion" explores how experiences linger, overlap, and shift over time rather than settling into fixed narratives. Built through layered textures, forceful strokes, and instinctive color movement, the composition reflects memory as something fluid—constantly reshaped by emotion, distance, and recall.
Earthy tones anchor the work, suggesting grounding and history, while bursts of vivid color cut through the surface like fragments resurfacing unexpectedly. The visible textures and marks evoke accumulation—moments pressed together, erased, and rewritten—mirroring how the mind revisits and reinterprets the past.
Rather than offering a singular focal point, the artwork invites the viewer to move through it, discovering rhythm and tension across the surface. Memory in Motion exists in a state of becoming, where what is remembered continues to evolve long after the moment has passed.
