Created amidst the rhythms and silences of Nakanojo, Gunma, and shaped by the grief of losing a loved one, “Meet Me Back Here at 6” serves as an offering to the land, its histories, and the spirits that dwell quietly within it. Found objects are suspended alongside incense from both Japan and Taiwan, their smoke carrying prayer and memory across distance and lineage. This mobile becomes a playground for spirits—a temporary shrine to presence and absence, dedicated to both human visitors and the invisible energies of Gunma.