Designing memories in motion
I wasn’t trying to design a platform. I was trying to create a place where memories could breathe. The idea came quietly — almost like a memory itself.
I wasn’t trying to design a platform. I was trying to create a place where memories could breathe. The idea came quietly — almost like a memory itself.
The project invited an artistic interpretation of thirty belles-lettres — literary essays by an award-winning traveler and documentary filmmaker.
A dream in motion — a Ferris wheel unseen. The artwork traces sound, memory, and rhythm, where nostalgia meets the pulse of now.