Andy Goldsworthy’s ephemeral art celebrates impermanence, prompting reflections on the fleeting beauty of existence. Inspired by his philosophy, I created an endless knot from twigs, juxtaposing it with graffiti as a dialogue on permanence, fragility, and our small rebellions against time’s erasure.

Peter Fischli and David Weiss's Equilibres celebrates the fleeting beauty of balance before collapse—a transient perfection I sought to imitate with my stacked sculpture. A gecko, briefly perched on my creation, became the embodiment of that balance, teaching me that impermanence gives art its meaning.

Through The Cult of BTS, I explore John Cage's philosophy of sound and silence, using ambient noise and flashing lights to capture the fervor of BTS fandom—a global phenomenon where a community is united by their shared love of BTS.

Erwin Wurm redefines sculpture by using the body as the medium, creating playful and ephemeral works like One-Minute Sculptures. His approach invites anyone to engage with art, blurring the line between artist and audience.