Ink

889.75 square feet .Straight lines belong to men, curved lines belong to gods".
Modestly curved surfaces change spatial patterns, break established impressions of space, and reconfigure and re-imagine them.
Contrasting materials can be spatially defined and undefined, delineating various zones that allow the user to subtly transform and randomly set up at different times and for different functions.
The undefined territoriality, like grinding ink, slowly divides the layers and harmonizes the public space.
The horizontal development and penetration of space, without using glass as a blurred area of perspective, directly extends the view in the most original way.
The seemingly strong subjective space and the differences between materials silently create a space that stays with people.
I believe that people's lives create spatial patterns, and only when the space has a memory can we begin to imagine it.