As Seungwon layers each fragment of memory onto transparent glass plates, one by one, they become delicate strata of cherished recollections. The overlapping traces and partial erasures on the glass reveal the accumulated memories within her, replaying moments of her past. The process of covering these transparent layers with lacquer, coat by coat, becomes an introspective act of recalling and contemplating her inner memories. A memory is not insignificant simply because it is one she wishes to forget or one tinged with sorrow—its value remains unchanged. It is merely that the color of its emotion differs. Color serves as a language that conveys the sincerity of the heart, and through it, she records her personal narrative.