The Mists of Evening

This animation brings to life the fleeting atmosphere of twilight captured in the haiku “The mists of evening. When I think of them, far off are days of long ago.” Through soft transitions, muted tones, and open spaces, the piece evokes the hazy beauty of memory—where time feels both suspended and distant. Rooted in the tradition of haiku as a reflection on impermanence and emotion, the animation invites viewers to sit with the quiet pull of nostalgia. It slows the rhythm of perception, encouraging a pause between past and present, thought and feeling. The Mists of Evening is not just a motion piece—it is a visual meditation on longing, memory, and the ephemeral nature of experience.