We live in an era defined by “time performance”—a desire not to waste even a single second amid constantly updating streams of information. While efficiency is highly valued, even the scarce moments of “free time” we manage to secure are often spent consuming social media, videos, or games. But is that truly how we wish to spend our time?

This work is an attempt to reconsider our perception of time and our connection to others—elements that have become increasingly indistinct in today’s information-saturated society.

The wall installation, composed of multiple triangular elements, reflects light with shifting angles like dappled sunlight or glimmering water. As its expression gently transforms over time, it allows us to sense the passage of time without relying solely on numbers.

The structure also serves as a medium for leaving messages to family members—like a quiet “note left behind.” By placing simple words, thoughts, or reminders within it, one can subtly affirm the presence of others.

In a world that often moves too fast in pursuit of efficiency, this work aims to help us reclaim the subtle flow of time and the warmth of human connection.