Order and Harmony

This imagined architecture envisions a dwelling balanced between modern minimalism and traditional East Asian sensibility. Its clean geometric walls rise, creating a modern shell—while the roof unfolds into a rhythm of dougong brackets, rendered delicately in graphite and pen. The layered joints and curved eaves evoke ancestral craftsmanship, a gesture toward inherited memory and structure.
The mixed media—graphite, pen, and watercolor—acts as a language of balance: structure and softness, clarity and diffusion. The imagined dwelling stands as a metaphorical bridge between cultural identities, past and present, precision and spirit. It is not merely a design, but a meditation on belonging and transformation.