During the 2023 Nakanojo Biennale, I traveled through Gunma’s shifting landscapes and felt deeply drawn to the surrounding mountains. Their quiet strength and ever-changing forms—light, rain, mist, wind—felt like mirrors of the human condition. I wasn’t just observing, but sensing rhythms, light, and silence. This experience became a turning point in my work. In this series, I aim to capture not only the landscape’s appearance, but also the atmosphere and fleeting moments—sun on stone, wind through trees.