Visions are often fractured. Peeking into another existence illuminates and confuses. When falling off the mountain-top into enlightenment, be sure to fall into the lush valley and not the abyss.

This piece explores transcendentalism through the lens of technology, inviting viewers to reflect on the ways in which human perception can be expanded and fragmented by digital tools. At its core is a carefully crafted box with angled mirrors that create the illusion of infinite space within a finite structure. An LCD computer display at the back pulses with light and imagery, acting as both a beacon and a reminder of the technological frameworks that shape modern understanding.

Slight gaps between the mirrors symbolize the multiplicity of perspectives, emphasizing that every glimpse into the void reveals not just one reality but a kaleidoscope of possibilities. The fractured reflections mirror the human experience of enlightenment—a process that illuminates as much as it confounds.