This work comes from finally facing what I used to avoid. 

Through photographing the folds, scratches, eczema, and marks on my skin, I began to see them differently — not as flaws, but as traces of memory, pressure, and past insecurity. 

Instead of hiding them, I let them exist in the image. 

I am working on rebranding the sport of “Shuttlecock” by designing a coffee shop with a Shuttlecock theme and creating unique characters. As a passionate Shuttlecock athlete, I aim to depict the sport in a captivating and innovative manner, breaking away from the conventional notion that Shuttlecock is outdated or unappealing. 

It fits naturally into this structure-nature’s changes, the coexistence of good and bad, and the cycle of endings and new beginnings are all deeply connected to tarot’s core meanings. 

More than just images, tarot is a way of interpretation and reflection. When someone draws a card, they bring their own perspective to it, which ties directly to your message: good and bad aren’t absolute; it all depends on how they are perceived.