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This episode reflects on returning to oneself through memory, family space, and the early development of Impermanence.
In this episode, Bryce talks about returning to himself through the quiet process of working inside his family’s old home which is now The Charoen AArt. What began as repairing a long abandoned building slowly became a way of repairing the inside as well. He reconnects with memories roots and parts of himself he had left behind.
Bryce shares how this space helped him breathe again and rediscover who he was. He talks about open learning trial and error curiosity and growth. He also reflects on being raised in a Thai Chinese Buddhist family the values he learned and a quote by Daisaku Ikeda that became central to this body of work.
The episode explores the structure of Impermanence through real world street photographs printed on textured cotton rag abstract layers on canvas cross processed slide film kaleidoscope light white borders and small 3D printed figures. These elements trace four phases of memory clarity transition fragmentation and dissolution.
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