In this watercolor and block print series on paper titled 'Gaps', I gather and combine tracings of various places and restructure them with color and planes. These depictions are inspired by geographic boundaries, the state of transits, vastness of landscapes, aerial views, and interior and exterior architectural elements such as ceiling views,archways, windows of museums, restaurants, galleries, coffee shops, concert halls and theaters. Along the process, I repurpose my paper palettes by cutting out organic shapes from them which may resemble lands and borderlines suggesting territorial maps. I then transfer these shapes as block prints. I explore the idea of reflecting the infiniteness of constructions with a grounded sense of freedom, controlled yet uninhibited. Movement in architecture and in nature are compelling to me. I view a world within continuous conflicts and struggles and reflecting upon this movement is freeing to me. This is a controlled freedom. I explore the ways in which emotional and physical balance, safety and stability can be maintained.