Welcome to the inner world that cannot be seen with our bare eyes, yet feels familiar in the emotions that shape who we are on the outside.

 

Reverie begins as a search. Set against a vast, unsettled sea, the figure appears wearing a white bodysuit—both skin and mask—moving through isolation, uncertainty, and longing. The ocean becomes a reflection of the mind, where identity drifts between concealment and self-awareness.

 

Through this chapter, I explore how the body carries unseen emotions, guided by Buddhist philosophy “จิตเป็นนาย กายเป็นบ่าว”—the mind as master, the body as servant.