This series presents a visual map that captures not only the physical contours of a city but also the emotional and personal journeys that unfold within it. Each line, curve, and intersection reflects a shared memory and the growth we experience alongside the urban landscape. These are not merely transit routes; they are stories of people, relationships, and the evolving character of the place we call home.

At the core of this concept is “Nexus Station”, a reimagining of the mass transit station as the city’s living heart. Far beyond its architectural grandeur, the station becomes a vibrant nexus, a place where movement, connection, and community converge in harmony.

The artist believes that a truly great city must be kind to its people. Through the symbolic use of station map lines, this body of work evokes themes of comfort, safety, and joy in everyday life. These thoughtfully designed paths are not monuments to urban scale, but expressions of care crafted to support the ease and dignity of every traveler. This is the essence of a livable city.

The journeys depicted in these works extend beyond the canvas. They continue in the lives of those who walk them: students with backpacks heading to school, professionals rushing through morning commutes, and elders navigating ramps with grace. Each step taken is a quiet force that propels the city forward. Every traveler is part of its greatness.

The intersecting routes in these illustrations are more than lines—they are threads that weave together the human experience. Here, the station becomes the heart of movement, nourishing the city’s growth while serving its people with equity and care.

And for you… What does a truly livable city look like?