My work begins from the understanding that the visible and the invisible are not separate realms, but operate simultaneously within a single flow. Invisible forces move through water, condense in ink, and are revealed through salt. In this process, forms do not appear as fixed results, but as temporary traces left by the flow.
In particular, this work explores how invisible flows become perceptible through the structures of particles and dots that appear on the surface. These forms are not fixed images, but temporary states that emerge within a continuous process of generation and disappearance.
Just as tidal movements make visible the otherwise imperceptible force of gravity, this work visualizes how unseen forces manifest through material. The diffusion of ink and the intervention of salt function as material devices that reveal this process of transformation.
Therefore, this work does not aim to represent an image, but to construct a phenomenon in which invisible flows and forces are continuously generated and transformed.
