This project reimagines Seoul Forest, located in Korea, and its surrounding neighbourhood as a personal memory archive. By using a grid system, the book visualises sensory fragments—objects, people, sounds, and scents
—from my childhood to the present.

The early pages feature sparse, muted compositions to reflect faint and quiet memories. As the pages progress, the grid becomes increasingly saturated, representing the growing clarity of my recollections and the area’s transformation over time. The book invites viewers to experience memory as something spatial, evolving, and deeply personal.