The “Pattern Field” series is a research process that visually reinterprets traces of decoration found in everyday spaces. It extracts and modularizes forms discovered in ordinary decorative elements—such as aged wallpaper, iron gates, and window grilles—and reconstructs them through transparent watercolor layering and repetitive structures.
This formal experimentation seeks to expand decoration beyond mere ornamentation, framing it as a visual system of signs that embodies memory, identity, and the aesthetic sensibilities of a community. Pattern Field functions as a visual structure revealing how these signs connect and transform, exploring both the invisible value of decoration and the layered dimensions of memory.
Fragments of decoration become motifs, modularized and recombined, highlighting the interplay between repetition, transformation, and memory embedded in everyday spaces.