CONCEPT

Named after the amaranth flower and its enduring color, Amaranthine is about what lasts; memories, emotions, and connections that do not fade, even as time passes around them.

It opens up a space where the viewer becomes part of the scene, almost on the same level as the other smoky figures, yet still separated by the glass front. It is like standing in a museum before a live installation: close enough to feel connected, but aware of a subtle distance.

The wind chimes represent individual memories, each carrying its own tone, but together forming ashared sound, a unique melody. Their charms are designed with abstract references to different cultures.

The smoke figures serve as a bridge between different moments in time. Just as the viewers are present here now, there were others before them, and there will be more in the future. In this way, the room becomes a kind of time capsule of memories a space where past, present, and future softly resonate together.