Exploring the experience of running through flower fields as a child, this project considers how movement, memory, and perspective shape our relationship with landscapes. It draws from the looseness and spontaneity of childhood drawings, where marks are instinctive and forms emerge through motion. From above, a garden becomes a map—paths, clusters of flowers, and open spaces forming an organic composition. Looking at the land this way shifts focus from individual details to the larger rhythms of nature.
