Buried In Time: Shimmer unfolds as a square installation, assembled from over 200 dark, clay-hued ceramic bricks. Each brick carries relief figures—delicately sculpted, like fragments of stories embedded in earth. Seen from above through a two-way mirror, the structure becomes an illusion: an endless tunnel receding into the ground, its depths dissolving into infinity. This descent suggests an act of quiet excavation, as if peeling back layers of time to reveal traces of lives once lived.

Inside, the light slowly brightens, then dims again, and the figures seem to emerge into sharp relief before fading back into obscurity—like the faint glimmers of hope one longs to hold onto, or the elusive void one tries to forget. In this shifting illumination, presence and absence flow into one another, mirroring the fragility of memory: what remains is never fixed, but constantly appearing and dissolving.