We do not perceive the world we see.

We see the world we perceive.

There is no material, such as glass, on the surface of the spheres of light; the spheres are made only of light. There is no material surface boundary, and the perception of the boundary with your body is ambiguous. Similarly, there is no material surface to the boundary surface that appears in the window. In reality, light cannot solidify into a spherical mass in the universe. Therefore, the spheres do not physically exist.

This is a Cognitive Sculpture that appears only in the human world of perception. The materials are light and the environment. And the subject of its creation is the viewer's own body and perception.

The spheres cannot exist on their own - their existence is a phenomenon created in relation to their environment. The phenomenon created by the environment is shaped for the first time by the dynamic body and perception of the viewer, becoming a sculpture in their cognitive world.

The artwork explores the possibility of a new form of existence distinct from material existence, and questions the very nature of existence.