“As the bright moon rises above the sea, we share this moment from different corners of the world” — Are we truly seeing the same moon? Are the scenes we observe really within the same time and space?

This artwork creates a ritual of moon-gazing, presenting to the audience a gigantic image of the moon composed of multiple stitched-together fragments. As the camera gradually zooms out from these regions, the scenes outside each fragment are slowly revealed: they do not belong to a continuous whole. As the moon disintegrates from a unified whole and then slowly reassembles, the boundaries between individual emotions and collective memory become blurred and begin to flow.