Everything comes, and everything goes. The artist seeks to accept what arrives and to let go of what departs. All things approach and fade away without ever remaining in one place. Rather than clinging to what changes, the artist learns to find their stance within the flow itself.

Life moves in unpredictable directions—sometimes it feels like catastrophe—but even that, the artist believes, is a rhythm that propels them forward. Moments of ignition and extinction, stillness and cessation, death and regeneration all touch one another, and within those boundaries, the artist searches for the meaning of existence.

Each moment flows in an unfinished state, yet within that imperfection, a sense of calm emerges. Because everything will eventually vanish, the artist gazes all the more earnestly at the present moment—sending off the unreturning times with care and tracing the traces left behind in the current of life.