90 days: Ji-Hoon's Dreaming Lines

Today I spent the afternoon at the Busan Museum of Art. The building itself felt like a sanctuary amidst the bustling streets - a serene space for contemplation. While exploring the exhibits, I met a local art student named Ji-Hoon Kim. He was quietly sketching in a corner, capturing the essence of a sculpture with delicate strokes. We exchanged a few words, and he shared that he often comes here for inspiration and to escape the hustle and bustle of the city.

He spoke of his dream of one day opening his own studio, one that would provide a space for emerging artists like himself to collaborate and express their voices. Listening to Ji-Hoon, I felt a familiar warmth - an understanding of the deep longing to make a place for one's art. Before he left, he showed me his sketchbook, filled with experimental portraits and cityscapes of Busan.

His passion was evident in every line and shade. It reminded me that art, no matter the medium, is ultimately a form of connection. I ended the day feeling both inspired and contemplative, wondering where this creative journey might take me next.