Depiction：
A figure, placed on the table like an object, appears to hold a gun pointing outward into the world. Yet the barrel twists repeatedly along the way, ultimately turning back on itself, with the muzzle aimed at the figure once more. Suspended before the muzzle is a spherical form, a sign of recurrence that suggests problems are never purely linear but always return.
This recurrence is not only logical but also perceptual. It compels us to reconsider our role within the act of looking, how our bodies are framed, and how they are repositioned from different perspectives. In this sense, looking becomes a form of self-dialogue, an experience of existence that is continually reconstructed.
