On-chain works exploring hane—the feeling of home, belonging to a place. These horizontal compositions capture different times and landscapes: coastal scenes, winter mornings, farmland, quiet neighborhoods. Each piece works like a cross-section through a day, layering colors and light to show how we experience place over time. The horizon line divides earth from sky, creating a boundary between the intimate and the infinite. Small details—buildings, lights, scattered objects—sit within larger atmospheric spaces, showing how we exist within these environments. Hane is about more than location. It's about the places that feel like home, where everyday moments take on deeper meaning, where the familiar becomes something larger.