Leaping into the Future

F4 size
333 × 242 mm

A leaping future
doesn’t arrive when everything is perfectly prepared.

More often,
it opens at a moment
when a little uncertainty still remains—
when you follow the instinct that says,
I think now is the time.

The movement of the bird
doesn’t cling to a planned route.
It carries the speed
of committing fully
and moving forward.

The sharp, cracked texture on the surface
mirrors the feeling of breaking through hesitation
and stepping ahead.

Even if the path wasn’t what you imagined,
there are views
you can only see
after you leap.

Like the time I went to Vancouver—
a choice made on momentum
can quietly grow
into a much larger future.

This piece carries a grounded, powerful message:

It doesn’t have to be perfect.
Just take the first step.

The entire surface of this work is rough and cracked—
and to me,
those fractures
hold meaning.