Relationships form and evolve within the tension between ideals and reality—some are fleeting, some seem strong but prove fragile, and some appear beautiful on the surface yet reveal hierarchical structures underneath. These intricate connections are built, maintained, or sometimes destroyed over time. - Is it better to hold on to a relationship, even if it’s precarious? Or should we let go but leave behind traces? - Why do I put in so much effort to sustain a relationship? - Am I maintaining this connection for myself or for society? This exhibition encourages visitors to reflect on these questions, prompting deeper contemplation on relationships and connections. Through artworks such as JINI’s depiction of people lying in a row, gazing at the sky without realizing the abyss behind them; Miji Yoon’s pieces that incorporate various materials to capture ephemeral traces left by crashing waves; Hyeyeon Chung’s structured compositions that resemble a rigid framework meticulously layered with relationships; and Eunchong Hong’s works using apples to symbolize the power dynamics between a privileged few and the larger masses—viewers will have the opportunity to relate these artistic expressions to their own social and personal connections. By engaging with these works, we hope visitors will resonate with the themes and gain new perspectives on the nature of relationships in their own lives.