
Cat Planet is a beautiful and peaceful world where cats who have left Earth live once again, free from pain. Life there is filled with warm light, flowers, and soft clouds, yet from time to time, a cat gazes for a long while at Earth beyond the night sky. At the end of its gaze linger memories of the person who once held it close—the small moments they shared, a familiar voice, and the touch of a loving hand.
〈Nostalgia〉 is a work about longing that unexpectedly resurfaces even amid present happiness. Though separation has placed them in different worlds, it cannot erase the time they shared. To the cat, Earth is both a place to which it can never return and a star of memory where love still lives.
The work conveys the idea that love does not disappear even after death, but becomes the light of longing, quietly connecting one world to another.


A sphere slowly rolls forward, and the moment it touches a streetlamp, a small light appears in the darkness. The light does not remain in one place; it spreads across the evening landscape, gently enveloping the once-silent world in warmth.
Love may sometimes seem like a monumental event that transforms someone’s life in an instant, yet it may begin with the slightest touch. Two separate beings happen to meet, and through that encounter, a light that did not exist before is born. Love is not about possessing or changing another, but about quietly responding to their presence and making each other’s world a little brighter.
〈Touch〉 sees love as a feeling that reaches across to another, and as the moment when the smallest movement of one being transforms the landscape of an entire world.

Wind reveals a different face with every season, place, and moment. Water cascading down a waterfall strikes the rocks and scatters, while tiny droplets are carried by the currents of air, spreading in unpredictable directions. Through rushing water, rising mist, and the swaying forms of nature, the work gives sensory expression to the presence of the invisible wind.
Like the wind, forever free, we too dream of breaking away from where we are bound. Following the wind and surrendering ourselves to its flow is more than simply moving from one place to another; it is a process of shifting familiar emotions and ways of seeing. In this work, the wind transcends natural phenomenon to become a force of freedom—stirring the heart, awakening new emotions, and carrying us toward somewhere yet unknown.