Memory of City Series— Click Image for Details
Memory of City reimagines the urban landscape as a soft transmission of memory and presence. Each piece begins with photographs—layered, blurred, and gently unraveled—until the solid structures of the city dissolve into fields of light and atmosphere.
These are not records of place. They are perceptual memories: fragments of motion, emotion, and vibration that linger after the city has faded. Buildings become breath. Streets become color. What remains is the spirit of the city—floating, unresolved, quietly felt.
The series invites the viewer to see cities not as destinations, but as sensations. Each work holds the trace of a moment suspended in light. In this softened focus—ふわふわ—the city is no longer seen, but remembered.
Venice
In this vision of Venice, beauty dissolves into light. The gondolier becomes a passage—not across water, but across memory. What remains is radiance: warm, reverent, and vanishing.
Napoli
As Napoli dissolves into light, the city no longer reflects itself but transmits a memory—soft, spiritual, and unresolved. This is the moment a city becomes presence.
Paris
Paris drifts like a lucid memory—structures dissolve into light, and the city becomes a dream seen through water.
Chicago
A mirrored metropolis unfolds in luminous symmetry. Chicago’s vertical force bends into a spectral arc, as if the city were folding inward toward its own light.
New York City
A collision of light and structure, this work captures the overstimulation and fragmentation of perception in urban space. The city becomes a matrix—radiating, immersive, and barely containable.
Istanbule
Istanbul appears as a field of memory—its domes and arches dissolving into light, held like a whispered prayer.
Taj Mahal
A collage of an Indian palace interior overlaid with a projected image of the Taj Mahal—presenting the Taj not as architecture, but as a collective image shaped by memory and perception.
Moscow
Overlaying domes and grids evoke a double image of faith and surveillance. This is a city seen through tension—between ornament and structure, tradition and opacity.