A calendar can be read two ways: by what was planned, or by what was published. Only the second is verifiable, so that is the one used here. Laying the dated releases on a single line reveals a rhythm that no interview needs to confirm — an alternation between journeys out into the world and blocks of work on home ground.
The Dated Record
On 18 March 2025, the Above Clouds film was published — the documented record of the Chiang Mai journey, mountain ground filmed above the cloud line. Less than a month later, on 13 April 2025, came the Songkran release: the shark dive and flooded-street material from Bangkok, a different element entirely, cut into one visual journal. Then, on 28 November 2025, the Centuryon Qlub Active series appeared — urban movement, rope-work choreography paired with original production music, filmed in the city.
One Calendar
Read together, the dates describe a pulse. A journey block produces travel films; the interval around them holds training-ground output like the Qlub series. Journey, then base. Base, then journey. The published record shows the alternation without needing to narrate anything behind the camera: three dated releases in one year, spanning mountain, water, festival streets and city towers.
What the Pattern Suggests
Travel blocks and home blocks are not opposites in this record. They are the same discipline pointed in two directions. The journeys supply new ground — altitude, water, unfamiliar streets. The home blocks convert that material into finished work and maintain the standing practice the other essays describe. Neither half functions alone, and the spacing of the release dates suggests neither half was allowed to swallow the other.
The honest scope of this observation ends where the record ends. What can be said is only what was shown: films published on known dates, each marking where the practitioner stood when the camera ran — above clouds, under water, inside the city — and each evidence that the calendar holding those dates is one calendar, serving both movement and work at once.