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I worked for 100 consecutive days to maintain a rhythm of production while many activities were restricted by the coronavirus pandemic.

My friends and I were contemplating our future artistic production when our planned exhibition was cancelled due to the pandemic. As other events were cancelled one after another, cinemas and museums were closed, and the future of the world became uncertain, I felt my motivation to create was decreasing rapidly.

As an artist, I decided to use this as an opportunity to be able to make artwork in a self-purposeful way, regardless of whether or not there was a place to present it, and together with two friends, we made small works every day for 100 days between April and July 2020, and shared them with each other.