Drawings are a record of facts and a record of emotions.

(I translated Korean to English with the help of AI.)

In a world where recording daily life with smartphone photos has become so natural, and even videos are possible, what does it mean to record daily life with drawings? There's a reason why I choose to capture the moments of my life with drawings, rather than just pressing a button.

Drawings that turn everyday life into a journey.
"Drawings are a record of facts and a record of emotions."

My neighborhood department store is closing down this year. It's a place I've personally visited very often, so I'm very sad. I'm trying to capture its soon-to-disappear appearance as a record. Photos and videos are good, but the image of the place in a drawing moves my heart. A drawing radiates the warmth of the artist's emotions. The layers of time are stacked with emotions. It seems that only a drawing can express that emotion in one piece.

When I see the drawing below after time passes and the familiar place is gone, I will surely feel the emotions of that time more deeply than with photos or videos.

"Link to the Korean original"