"In Motel" captures a transient state of being, a moment suspended between departure and arrival, where presence is stripped to its essentials and identity feels fluid yet quietly profound. It is a space of contemplation born from impermanence, inviting a surrender to the fleeting nature of existence. Here, stillness is not rooted in permanence but in acceptance of change—a place where the soul unknowingly rests, collecting fragments of self before moving onward, embracing the mystery of the in-between without resistance or expectation. — PalaragaAi