The visual stories are short narratives built through shape, color, and texture. They emerge from abstract concepts that unfold visually, reaching the viewer without relying on words.

Through visual language, these works invite open interpretation, allowing each reader to navigate the pages in a personal way.

Every element becomes part of the narrative: color, book form, and binding all play an active role in shaping the story. The result is a narrative object where form and content are inseparable.


TO GROW: Nature

The cloud
let the rain fall
soaking the earth
where the stem would sprout
of the spring flower



TO GROW: Humans

Fleeting childhood
comes before adolescence,
driven out by youth
that climbs toward a maturity
fearfil of old age



DISTANCE

I am here, you are there
The Sea and the Ocean keep us apart
When I look at the Sun, you look at the moon
Yet both of us stand on the same earth.