Horizon Note, 2001

Exploring the profound connection between life and death, the narrative follows a premature son and his elderly father, each positioned at different horizons of existence. The author employs a rich and precise language, blending playfulness with somber tones. Drawing from her musical background, she crafts an emotional landscape that resonates with the themes of time and familial bonds, symbolized by the metaphor of a "red needle" extracted from the sky, echoing the continuity of life and the complexities of their relationship.