From Observation to Object

1. Noticing — Catching a Small Moment

• A small scene catches my eye.
• A curve, a material, or a quiet posture in the everyday.
• I pause and let it settle into my awareness.

2. Recording — Holding the Moment Still

• I photograph the moment as it is.
• Not to perfect it, but to understand its presence.
• A quiet act of holding something still.

3. Interpreting — Reading the Hidden Logic

• I study the captured scene slowly.
• Reading its lines, tensions, and quiet balances.
• A single quality begins to rise to the surface.

4. Translating — Turning Sensation into Form

• I translate the feeling into sketches and small studies.
• Not copying what I saw, but rebuilding its inner logic.
• Letting sensation become structure.

5. Forming — Building the Object

• Material gives the idea its body.
• The object finds its weight, posture, and character.
• It becomes something that can live in space.

6. Returning — Placing It Back Into Life

• The object returns to the world.
• Meeting light, space, and the rhythms of daily life.
• Becoming part of the quiet moments it was born from.