“Time exists even in inorganic matter and continues to change in a world that people cannot perceive. It inherits the past and moves toward the future. A deep look into and admiration for the background and history of the continued “birth” of matter in this world, and also of its “death.” Still life is also a life form, and there is the light of “life.”

It’s a collaboration with Akatsuki Kogyo in Monna’s hometown of Ota, Gunma. Holes were made in a steel plate with a metal punching machine to a certain rhythm, like a heartbeat, and the processing sound was sampled to create the sound of the “fetal movement of inorganic matter.” The steel sheets were painted with sumi ink with the elements of wood, fire, earth, metal, and water from the Five Elements theory.”

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