The Dawn

The main focus of this work is to showcase the connection between greenery and nature. To convey this message, copper was used as the primary material. Copper resembles the color of the earth and is fashioned to look like "sprouting seeds," symbolizing spring, growth, and abundance. The "seed" also represents the beginning of life, signifying not just the relationship with nature but also the importance of culture and art. This work is comparable to a living plant, which requires time and nurturing to thrive and endure.



This work of art is presented in the form of "seeds cut in half," but it can be viewed from various angles, each providing a unique interpretation. When viewed from either side, the viewer perceives "full seeds," while from the front, it resembles slightly open palms, abstractly expressing "care." The central opening of the piece allows for an inside view, suggesting the concept of "guiding individuals towards a brighter future." The artwork stands at an impressive 211cm in length, 142cm in width, and 500cm in height, resembling a towering tree that perseveres quietly, awaiting the arrival of light.



The artwork is characterized by its simplicity and authenticity, reflecting the essence of life itself and the yearning for a more promising future. Not only is it aesthetically pleasing, but it also inspires individuals to connect with nature and gain a deeper understanding of the true purpose of existence.