This exhibition, "Relative · Opposition", serves as a culmination of a period of reflection on life and existence, presenting a tangible expression of these insights. In addition to continuing the exploration of "otherworldly landscapes," the exhibition further examines the concepts of individual and collective consciousness.

A single individual, through resonance of awareness or intention, can gather with others to form a collective force—expressing ideas or voicing shared concerns. Likewise, a single consciousness or intention may expand outward, influencing more individuals in an ongoing cycle—endless, regenerative, and evolving along the axis of time. As stated in the Tao Te Ching: "The Tao gives birth to One; One gives birth to Two; Two gives birth to Three; Three gives birth to all things." From unity to multiplicity, from solitude to the collective, dualities emerge in constant relation.

The exhibition further presents the symbolic social microcosm of predator and prey, rendered through hyperrealistic techniques that construct a simulated reality. In doing so, it reflects the fabricated appearances of the post-truth era, where the boundaries between truth and falsehood continually shift—each transformation narrating the ongoing interplay of duality and opposition.