Be like a fish, flow with water, rise and sink, and let the body learn the flow before the mind explains it. This thesis explores the spontaneous rhythms of everyday life
through the fish as an embodied guide and through material experiments—fish prints, fish origami, and soldered fish drawings made on daily collected receipts. These daily
receipts function as an archive of ordinary life, fragile evidence of routine and passing time. The exhibition transforms the gallery into a fish tank–like environment built from these receipt–based works, blurring body, installation, and space. Visitors are invited to wander through the installation as participants, sensing the work through movement, where the meaning of everyday life is not fixed but gradually revealed through experience—through what the flow brings, what it takes, and where it leads.