憧憬は遠く，届かず，ゆえに美しいまま

As a response to "Materialization of Hope, Transformation of Body," which features Tenaga (long-armed) and Ashinaga (long-legged) figures, this work focuses on its opposite—the intangible, that which refuses to be materialized, constantly eluding definition and clarity. While Tenaga and Ashinaga symbolize bodily expansion and the physical transformations accompanying the fulfillment of desire, this piece explores the immaterial sensory realm of longing—Sehnsucht—which remains forever suspended in a state of unrealizability.

This longing represents an ideal, unreachable utopia, eternally beyond the grasp of any sensory organ, a mirage flickering at the horizon that simultaneously resists approach yet endlessly invites pursuit. Paradoxically, the sensory limitation implied by the concept of distance—being perpetually "out of reach"—becomes the fundamental condition for perceiving and sustaining beauty. Precisely because humans cannot possess it, they can envision it purely, beautifully, and eternally.