
**Daydream Series** This work explores the relationship between the self and society. Drawing on an unfulfilled dream of becoming an artist, the piece uses PowerPoint — an everyday tool of social and professional life — as its medium to conjure a world of fantasy where reality and idealism blur: a waking daydream. The bear that appears throughout the work is a projection of the artist's inner child — a symbol of innocence and unguarded emotion. It embodies a dialogue between the self that navigates society today and the other self that never stopped dreaming. This series is conceived as **a single work across 10 prints**. Each title functions not as the name of an individual piece, but as **a single project name** that spans them all. Together, the prints unfold one continuous narrative — an experience of moving back and forth across the boundaries between self and society, reality and imagination.
High-quality giclée printing using 12-color pigment inks and 0.35mm fine art paper. Faithfully reproduces the texture and brushstrokes of the original work, with lightfastness of approximately 200 years.
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**Daydream Series** This work explores the relationship between the self and society. Drawing on an unfulfilled dream of becoming an artist, the piece uses PowerPoint — an everyday tool of social and professional life — as its medium to conjure a world of fantasy where reality and idealism blur: a waking daydream. The bear that appears throughout the work is a projection of the artist's inner child — a symbol of innocence and unguarded emotion. It embodies a dialogue between the self that navigates society today and the other self that never stopped dreaming. This series is conceived as **a single work across 10 prints**. Each title functions not as the name of an individual piece, but as **a single project name** that spans them all. Together, the prints unfold one continuous narrative — an experience of moving back and forth across the boundaries between self and society, reality and imagination.

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