We do not perceive the world we see. We see the world we perceive.

A group of countless spheres of light. When you try to touch a sphere of light, the sphere shines brightly and the surrounding spheres respond one after the other.

When you widen your field of vision, you begin to see dark spheres, as if darkness has been solidified.

However, neither light nor dark spheres exist. The group of dark spheres cannot even be captured on camera.

There is no material, such as glass, on the surface of the sphere of light; this sphere is made only of light. There is no material boundary, and the perception of the boundary between the sphere and the body is ambiguous.

However, in this universe, light does not solidify, and light alone does not become a spherical mass. In other words, this sphere of light does not exist.

This sphere does not exist in the physical world, but is a Cognitive Sculpture that exists in the world of perception. Its materials are light and environment, body and perception.

A sculpture that is shaped by the dynamic body and perception of the person experiencing it, and that appears and exists in the world of perception of the person experiencing it.

When it exists in perception, it exists.

And the sphere cannot even exist in the world of perception by itself; it is created by the environment. The phenomenon created by the environment is the existence of the work.