This panoramic work imagines a quiet, boundless garden inhabited by The Wanderers—beings who move freely through an endless cosmic landscape, without the need to possess or settle anywhere.
The black hats they wear are their “smallest houses”: simple, portable spaces of shelter that accompany them wherever they travel. Rather than fixed homes, they offer a sense of refuge while leaving the beings free to wander, fly, and drift.
Created with an ultra-fine pigment pen on Arches paper mounted on cotton canvas, the work is built from countless dots and lines. Individually, each mark is small and almost insignificant; together, they form a dense, breathing landscape with its own rhythm and movement.
Through this accumulation of marks, I imagine a world where different beings can exist side by side without competing for space—a quiet garden in which movement, rest, and freedom coexist.