By applying thin layers of lacquer, Seungwon expresses the subtle overlapping of colors, capturing the serene and profound hues inherent in lacquer itself. These delicate layers create depth, and the intricate shifts in color arising from their accumulation reflect the fluid nature of emotions.

Just as fabric against the skin can cause irritation and discomfort, emotions also exert a direct impact on one’s inner self. When suppressed or left unprocessed, they manifest as unease. Similarly, as lacquer requires a process of acknowledgment and refinement, emotions too must be faced and processed.

Furthermore, just as lacquer has been used for its healing properties, emotional wounds can also undergo a process of healing. In this way, lacquer and emotions share a striking resemblance. By employing the colors of lacquer, she seeks to narrate and document emotions, capturing their depth and evolution through each layered hue.