The Hwado project departs from narrative-driven work, shifting the focus toward a direct exploration of self and space. It calls to venture into nature, to immerse in its embrace, and to document Lee’s experiences as she confronts the challenge of “recording” these encounters. The process involves a series of tasks— from exploring the terrain to constructing frames and applying paper and canvas— all of which are integral to leaving her mark on the work. Through this, she seeks to capture the essence of space through landscape painting, translating her experiences into tangible artworks. By relocating these landscape paintings to their original environments, the aim is to deepen the connection between the painting and the space, elucidating the intricate relationship between them.