The journey begins in the tea room, a space representing the present: calm and relaxing.

 

From there, the experience shifts into a pink, dreamlike world inspired by a drawing I made at eight years old. Although visually playful, the space holds a sense of tension, reflecting my complicated relationship with childhood.

 

The final environment is a forest shaped by memories of my hometown. It feels familiar yet distant, echoing both longing and discomfort.

 

Across all three spaces, the tone remains subtly unsettling, not to provoke fear, but to give form to the ambiguity of personal history and the emotional weight of returning to oneself.