Somewhere Between Now and Then

I spent years walking without any real destination, following light down quiet streets and through neighbourhoods that rarely asked to be noticed. Nothing remarkable ever seemed to happen, and yet, looking back, these are the moments that stayed. A passing figure, a half-heard conversation, sunlight resting on familiar walls. Small fragments that feel both immediate and distant at once. This work is not about South Korea as a place, but about the feeling of moving through it, of being present without realising it would one day become memory. Somewhere between now and then, these ordinary days began to take on a weight of their own.