The lobby lounge of a hospital. Assuming that human life is like driving on a highway, the artist considers this space to be a shelter that one encounters intermittently along the journey of life. Just as everyday moments are encountered throughout the journey, whether in the early stages, later stages, or intermittently, this special space is akin to a punctuation mark in the routine of life. Unless greeted by a joyous occasion such as the inception of life, one may initially approach this space with fear or doubt, gradually transitioning to emotions of joy, gratitude, hope, or sadness. Through their work, the artist aims to provide emotional solace and supply the vitality needed for the journey.

Focusing primarily on the emotions derived from the harmony of technology and space, the artist minimizes visual stimulation by placing digital devices on the ceiling, while achieving aesthetic expansion through reflections from mirrors and tables. Through this structural design, the artist seeks to infuse the entire hospital space with a sense of vitality. The artwork encountered at the midpoint of mundane and past life moments serves as a representation of absolute existence, offering boundless comfort and solace, and perhaps even serving as an opportunity for the aesthetic amusement of art, allowing visitors to contemplate their lives.