印影鏡，陰翳の質量を憧憬する

Early photographic technology was poetically termed the "Shadow-Imprinting Mirror," capturing and materializing ephemeral shadows into tangible impressions. This artwork expresses a profound longing—Sehnsucht—for the impossible "mass of shadows," portrayed vividly through the weathered Leica adorned with the first-generation Noctilux lens. Scarred and worn from decades of absorbing light and time, its body bears witness to countless ephemeral images. Observers, gazing upon its silent presence, sense the poignant fragility of images suspended between substance and illusion, mass and immateriality.