This work is an inquiry into the unit of existence and matter — the “Globule.”

Each unit does not exist independently, but maintains its position and structure through relations with others.

The spheres may evoke cells or living forms; however, they do not represent life itself, but rather the conditions under which something appears as living.

Matter and phenomena are not fixed entities, but continuously emerge within changing conditions, forming temporary structures through their interdependence.

The configuration may appear as a process of formation or dissolution, yet no single direction is determined; both coexist within the same state.

This work suggests a mode of existence that arises through relations, while questioning how such a state is perceived as a singular entity.