The Roads Most Taken explores the familiar journeys repeated throughout a life until they become embedded in memory. Each route is driven, documented, and reconstructed through layered drawings. The sequence moves from shades of red to green and finally blue, preserving the order in which the journey unfolds. 

As the layers overlap, new colors, forms, and visual constructions emerge, representing the moments between one point and the next. The resulting blur reflects the nature of memory—not as a precise record, but as an accumulation of moments that merge and shift over time. With the destinations left undisclosed, each route becomes a record of distance measured not only in miles, but through repetition, familiarity, and memory.