These two artworks explore the ambiguity and boundless potential of youth. This ambiguity mirrors the state of youth itself—a phase where endless possibilities stretch out before them, full of curiosity and imagination.

In the first, a child gazes out with a curious yet confused look. The child’s face, suspended between wonder and perplexity, illustrates the complexity of feelings that cannot easily be categorized. In the second, a sleeping child with an expression hovering between a smile and tears, leaving the viewer unsure of their emotional state even in dreams. Both works emphasize the sweet and bitter ambiguity of childhood, where emotions are fluid, and identities are still being shaped. The children embody the existential question of "to be or not to be," though not in terms of mortality, but of potential.

Every moment in one's life is a crossroads, a point of choice where identity and future are still fluid, yet to be determined. This expression of unformed potential is both exhilarating and overwhelming, reflecting the lightness of being and the weight of possibilities.