Dreamsca — who are we, when we stop rushing?

긴밤을 지세우다 뜬눈으로 꿈을 꾼적이 있습니다.

그날은 매우 힘든 날 이였고

걱정이라는 파도가 나를 덮칠 때 였습니다.

긴밤은 짧고 굵은 생각들로 맞추지 못한 퍼즐칩처럼 뒤엉켜있다가

서서히 나의 일부가 되었습니다.

정체성의 조각들인 나의 작품들은 사실 내가 나를 보는 또 다른 방법 입니다.

I once spent a long night awake, dreaming with my eyes open.

It was a deeply exhausting day,

a moment when waves of worry came crashing over me.

That long night was tangled with short, intense thoughts—

like puzzle pieces that refused to fit together.

And slowly, they became a part of me.

The works I create—fragments of identity—

are, in truth, another way of seeing myself.

Dreamsca was created without sketches or structure.

It came through my hands while I was listening inwardly —

to the emotions and thoughts I often overlook.

The shapes may seem abstract, but to me, they’re fragments of identity.

They may look like “things,” but each one is actually a reflection —

another way of seeing myself.

We live in a world that rarely lets us pause.

So many people don’t have time to know who they are.

I want my work to interrupt that rush —

even for a moment — and say:

“This is a place where you can meet yourself again.”

If this painting gives someone a breath of stillness,

a moment of honest reflection,

then it has already done its work.

-희현-

-HeeHyeon-