Ground Record is a series of works on fabric and paper, made while walking through Japan in 2026.

Walking is how I come to know a place. Moving slowly, I notice what I would otherwise miss, and I experience a place not only with my eyes but with my whole body. Where the ground held my attention, I stayed.

Each work belongs to one place and one moment. Like field notes or a map, the works keep where I have been and what I touched, details that disappear when a landscape is seen only from a distance.

The ground carries different times. Some of it is older than any human trace; some belongs to places that are changing within a single lifetime.

Together the works form an archive of places that may not stay the same, and a quiet account of my bond with the ground beneath me.