Once in summer, my husband picked flowers chaotically, put them in a bouquet clumsily and gave them to me sincerely. Such an unexpected gesture touched me deeply, and I wanted to save this moment. Bright colors transported me back mentally to my childhood, when something pleasant was often associated with multi-colored candy.

  Our memories are abstract and just sensations. Inspired by the expressive colors of Emil Nolde's flower art, I was looking for a way to express this through photography. The blurry pictures I achieved using an old lens from the world of analog cameras visually convey my feelings.

  In ordinary life, despite its complexity and unpredictability, it is important to be able to find joy in the sweet nothings and turn them into sweet memories. Life and happiness are measured not by years, but by pleasant memories that we will savor like sweets one day.

  It is impossible to accept the big things without the ability to enjoy the little things.