The Tongdi team selects and places items, but we care about space. Why?
These obvious, self-evident, and real living spaces are the starting point for our touch and dreams. Everything is the result of our gradual creation, and we can continue to create. Space is not a cage, but a starting point. To begin, consciousness must first enter any "carrier." When we think in this way, objects become space.
We use our whole bodies to experience a space, but we rarely realize that objects can also serve as keys to open new areas, provided we can enter. So, how do we enter the inner world of an object?
"I will not let you in," said the stone.
“You lack a sense of engagement.
No other sense can make up for the loss of participation.
Even if your eyesight is improved to the point where you can see everything,
It's of no use to you if you don't feel involved.
I will not let you in, you only have a glimpse of what this feeling is,
Only the seeds are left, imagination."
Polish poet Wislawa Szymborska, through her intellectual depths, sensed that mysterious forces slumber within all things. Narratives reveal their inner being, while dialogue conveys each step of this forward movement. Objects, as carriers of information, become space, and around them, space continues to expand, becoming new spaces, leading us to consider the aesthetic logic of continuity.
Everything is connected, so that we can constantly reach new places through dialogue with one species.