The “Surface Memory (Domestic Ornamentation: Memory Trace)” series explores traces of memory embedded in everyday surfaces. It examines how domestic objects, decorations, and textures carry personal and collective histories, transforming ordinary surfaces into repositories of memory and meaning.
Through the series, visual motifs are extracted from worn patterns, stains, scratches, and subtle marks found in living spaces, and then reinterpreted as compositional elements. This process not only emphasizes the aesthetic potential of the mundane but also highlights the layered narratives of domestic life, connecting material surfaces to experiences, emotions, and communal memory.