WEZT, an artist known for his graffiti-based work, has long explored the intersection of emotion, time, and sensation through the language of painting. His solo exhibition Timeless Sphere is a culmination of these ongoing themes, woven into a unified rhythm. It is a visual meditation on the ways in which emotion lingers.

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For WEZT, time is not a linear flow. Instead, the key moments of this exhibition arise from "atemporal" states—when deep contemplation causes everyday perception to momentarily pause or become distorted. From these suspended moments, fragments of emotion emerge and serve as the foundation of the works. WEZT translates these emotional fragments into painterly rhythms. Within the speed, fragmentation, and repeated lines and symbols reminiscent of graffiti, emotion is not a concrete language but a stream of anonymous sensations.

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The artist conceives inspiration as a “sphere.” Like a ball tossed back and forth in play, emotion floats between the self and the world. What matters here is that emotion is not delivered in a complete form. Timeless Sphere captures the very act of tossing—its misalignments, reflections, vanishings, and afterimages. Emotion never stays fixed; it is continuously generated, delayed, and diffused across layers of sensation.

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This exhibition functions as a sensory apparatus that visualizes the rhythm of emotion and the dissonance of time. As viewers engage with the works, they are invited to toss and receive their own emotional spheres—awakening forgotten feelings and unconscious fragments. In doing so, they not only revisit traces of emotion passed over in everyday life, but also encounter a new facet of the artistic language WEZT has built.