Time as Geography
Narrative Landscapes translate time, memory, and data into spatial narratives. Generated through SPACE MUSIC, large data structures are transformed into layered terrains of sequence and depth. Geography becomes temporal; landscape becomes a reading of duration.

Layered Structures
Multiple patterns coexist, overlap, and interact. Past, present, and projection are embedded as spatial layers rather than linear stories. These works do not depict places; they articulate conditions shaped by data, rhythm, and transformation.

Spatial Reading
Material, scale, and medium remain open, from installations to architectural environments. Narrative Landscapes operate between abstraction and place, offering orientation without prescription. Within JHH, they form the spatial extension of generative thinking.