Life is not defined by physical borders. Life is continuous with its environment, an existence whose boundaries are ambiguous.

The giant sculptures in this artwork depict the continuous dissipation of energy into the environment by the birds that fly around them.

When birds fly, that energy affects the environment, such as the flow of air.

The wind blowing and the birds flying at the present moment, and the memories of birds that flew by from sunrise to sunset overlap. The sculptures depict the energy dissipated into the world by the birds.

If birds do not fly around the artwork, the sculptures will dissolve into the darkness, as though the artwork is non-existent. Therefore, in order to create an environment on the lake’s island that is favorable for birds, flora was planted to attract insects that birds could feed on. The sculptures are created by the birds that gather around the flora. The existence of both the birds and insects, however, is not sustained only by the flora of the island, but rather by the larger ecosystem made up of the forest and lake of the vast botanical garden.

The sculptures themselves transcend the physical boundaries of existence; they are continuous and ambiguous with the surrounding environment.