You and Me begins with a gaze toward and awareness of everyday objects in their most honest state. When an egg is embedded into the old leather headboard, marked with traces like skin, the inherent functionality of both is quietly dissolved, giving way to a new spatial and visual narrative. This narrative is constructed by the forms and textures of the objects themselves, as well as the flowing memories within the viewer's consciousness. Here, space transforms into a soft medium that connects different living entities.

Between the egg and the headboard, an intimate, almost accidental fit emerges- resembling a kind of private relational grammar. Through photography, the viewer is invited into this frozen, miniature scene—to perceive directly and purely a kind of fragile yet perfect encounter that may exist between objects.

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