In an era where digital transformation blurs our true identity, this exhibition intertwines Derrida's concept of "differance" with Buddhist principles. Central to the display is the Bodhi tree, known as the site of Buddha's enlightenment, symbolizing unity with the universe. Surrounding it, paintings that mimic reflecting water surfaces evoke a connection with nature, encouraging visitors to search for their genuine selves amidst shifting identities.

This artwork is an artistic venture that fuses profound Eastern spirituality with cutting-edge technology, exploring the boundaries of time and space, matter and consciousness. 

At its core is an innovative reinterpretation of the Bodhi tree, the sacred tree of Buddhism. This symbolic entity, under which Buddha is said to have attained enlightenment, has been captured using the latest 3D scanning technology and materialized through precise 3D printing. Through meticulous polishing by the artist's own hands, this tree has acquired a crystal-like transparency. This process is not merely a technical operation, but can be seen as an artistic meditation to visually express the concept of "emptiness," which is the essence of enlightenment. 

This transcendent tree stands atop a Date Kanno stone from Japan. This stone is a natural time capsule containing the Earth's memories. Formed over millions of years by volcanic activity and oceanic forces, it embodies the flow of time far beyond human scale. The artist has imbued deep meaning into the selection and placement of this stone, enhancing the conceptual completeness of the entire work. 

This piece fuses Western existentialist philosophy with Eastern Zen thought, questioning viewers about the nature of existence and time. The contrast between the transparent Buddha tree created by the artist's hand and the immutable Date Kanno stone carved by nature symbolizes the duality of eternity and moment, change and constancy, existence and non-existence. 

Through this work, viewers can gain deep insight into the relationship between self and universe, and the essence of human existence. It goes beyond mere visual experience, becoming an invitation for viewers to embark on their own inner exploration.