The production structure of the alley, the two schedules of the murals, and the question of reused spaces covered in earlier episodes all converge on one axis: time of day.
A production zone by day, a culture zone by night
Mullae by day is a production zone where parts are cut and moved. Trucks come and go, and cutting sounds ring out. Mullae by night and on weekends becomes a culture-and-dining zone as more visitors arrive for venues and cafés. The same alley wears a completely different face depending on the time.
The moment the traffic overlaps
At the boundary between the two hours — late afternoon — the traffic of workers heading home briefly overlaps with visitors heading to evening plans. Observing this moment shows that this neighborhood is not one identity but several overlapping schedules.