This experimental installation aims to explore the relative relationship between the past, the present, and the future. At the same time, it also shows the transformation of my self-ideology regarding time, space, and memory. During COVID-19, I realized that human beings are experiencing history, and being a historical witness made me begin to reflect on my self-identity. Time, space, and history are the basic states of the existence of the world and human society. However, modern people are experiencing the degradation of their sense of history.

In this work, I decomposed and reorganized different materials to create a transient state of matter sinking into the water. I used this form to present the brevity and eternity of history, and to complete self-reflection on identity cognition.