Hatching is a moving image work that explores hybridity through breath, texture, and projected form. The video is cast onto a sculptural rock surface, allowing the moving image to merge with the geological material—its uneven texture fragmenting and reshaping the projected body. Breath becomes a quiet rhythm throughout the piece, creating a sense of familiarity between human and stone. This shared pulse blurs the distinction between animate and inanimate, suggesting an intimacy where the body and landscape echo one another. Through this interaction, Hatching proposes a fluid space where identity is not fixed but continually formed through connection with the non-human.