I wonder if there is ever a clear, definitive answer to an object or phenomenon. If not, the extent of what infinity is and how far the boundaries are perceived can vary depending on individual experience, emotions, knowledge, and values. To explore this fluid and unclear perception of boundaries, I focused on structures created and designed by humans.

Architecture embodies complex human emotions and thoughts that blur the recognition of limits, such as historical backgrounds, values, religion, and knowledge. However, at the same time, these constructions are tangible entities, standing solid and unwavering. By directly interacting with, traveling through, and observing the boundaries shaped by these structures, I aimed to approach the question of how I perceive boundaries.