Shape of Coumarine begins with a scent.
It's a sensory tea experience that explores the structure of scent through coumarine — 
a compound often associated with the aroma of sakura leaves.

In the context of Japanese tea gatherings, the hanging scroll holds a central presence — 
not merely as a visual element, but as a quiet axis that shapes the atmosphere of the space.

Responding to this role, the presented work is created using sakura-leaf chuhicha as both pigment and material.
The paper carries traces of the tea itself — in its color, texture, and uneven surface.

Rather than representing scent directly, the works attempt to imagine its form —
how it gathers, disperses, and lingers.

Between tasting and seeing,
the experience opens a space to encounter aroma differently —
not as something fixed, but as something that can be sensed, shaped, and quietly reinterpreted.