Rapid movement and shifting states create visual dragging — afterimages endlessly trailing behind hurried figures.

Panoramic photography captures motion paths in public spaces, using still images to freeze dynamic movement.
Silhouettes and patterns emerge from this process.

Panoramic photography allows me to capture motion blur and ghostly afterimages—those fleeting traces left behind by fast-moving bodies within still frames.

Through this lens, I discovered unexpected patterns hidden in human movement.

Inspired by these visual distortions, I developed a series of textile designs using the classic glitch art palette to echo the themes of fragmentation and shift.