Water is the origin of life, and the human body itself is largely composed of it. Although our existence is inseparable from water, we rarely become aware of its presence.

In this work, the fish tank is approached as the body, while the water is understood as the presence that exists within it. Through the relationship between the two, the work reflects on human existence. Although the tank is a closed environment, it is continually transformed through its interaction with the outside world. This structure parallels the relationship between the human body and the environment that surrounds it.

What is water? What is the body? And what is the existence that grows within it?

Through the small ecosystem of a fish tank, the work questions how existence is formed and continually transformed through its relationship with the surrounding environment.