hat comes to mind when you hear the word  solitude ? For many people, solitude is closely associated with loneliness. When they see someone alone, they may feel pity, or even assume that the person must be miserable. The idea that “being alone equals loneliness” is deeply rooted in our society. ▶︎Full essay on Substack.(English) https://open.substack.com/pub/yukaril/p/solitude-as-heaven?utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web ▶︎全文はnoteに掲載しています(日本語) https://note.com/q

I primarily work in advertising and media, focusing on video production. Making a film is one of my personal goals. When I say, “I want to make a film,” the responses I get vary. Some say, “You can do it,” or “Let me know if there’s anything I can do to help.” Others simply say, “You can’t.” When I hear “You can’t,” I feel a sense of unease. That’s because I never feel that it’s impossible. ▶︎Full essay on Substack.(English) https://open.substack.com/pub/yukaril/p/the-people

The world is full of things that appear complete: smartphones, games, appliances, and even works of art like films and music. Yet, in the long run, all of them remain  unfinished . Eventually, something new emerges, and everything evolves. ▶︎Full essay on Substack.(English) https://open.substack.com/pub/yukaril/p/the-aesthetics-of-being-unfinished?utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web ▶︎全文はnoteに掲載しています(日本語) https://note.com/quirky_ixora741/n/n3b4ec351ed8e?sub_rt=sh