'Back'
An old undisclosed project
Illustrated by Duy Phan

If ‘Shine’ was a starting point for a weekend, capturing a planning moment to prepare for your adventure later of that day, then ‘Back’ is in the afternoon, after finishing their camping trip,the home owners are just a few steps away back to their shelter.

The sun went just over its tip and about to meet the horizon again in a few hours soon in the shot, keeping a routine of the tremendous movement that brings lives to us and the atmosphere. There will be two more moments in this set so checking back if you like!

I have always tried to cohesive connect the stories within individual images with each other among their peers in the set. And time is usually a natural way to represent the continuous impacts of the architectural object, since our clocks mostly turn around our built structures and the environment containing it. Learning from watching comic, books and movies, you can see there are various methods to string multiple tales together to form the main concept.

If having any other way to connect your set of images, please don’t hesitate to share your thoughts! How do you usually link together more than one renders of the same project?
‘Rest’
An old undisclosed project
Illustrated by Duy Phan

As a sign of another twenty-four hours routine about to take place, a few very first sun rays pour on the trees canopy and the shelter facade, unveil the structure and its nature friends, who woke up way earlier and are mingling around outside while the tight sleepers are still resting inside—ending by opening one other for the last shot in this set.

As what we call it, life keeps acting as a circle, turning around our blue and green globe. The things that matter are how sensitive we are to be able to appreciate those signs that represent the vast physics impacting us on a daily basis.

I believe architecture is one of the most impactful messages we use to reply to nature teacher, doing our study, learning new things by flipping every day from one to another, and submitting the homework as physical elements, showing how adaptable, respectable and willing to fight for we are, to protect the coexisting relationship with our common landlord.