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Week 6: Movement. David Cha "Stillness and Subtle Motion"

 


I captured this photo in my room at night time. The purple glow relaxes the atmosphere and fills the space with a joyful mood. I noticed even in a quiet room, the light seems to be alive. It reflects my movement through the shadow on the wall, while creating its own motion. This is a safe space where I stretch, plan, and create where new inspirations emerge. It reminded me that movement doesn't always have to be physical, rather it's about how the light and color travel through the space, shaping how I feel, think, and move. The relaxation that the lighting provides (especially purple/lavender color) in my room affects my mood and gives new ideas. These inspirations are always creating and moving inside my mind.

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  1. Lonnie AlcarazNovember 10, 2025 at 8:06 AM

    I love your impressions and interpretation of the movement in your room and am so glad that it inspires you the way it does. Great post!

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