The theatre serves as a medium for transmitting culture and ideas.

Since the outbreak of the 2019 ”Pandemic," theatres have been periodically shut down, leaving the stage dark and the auditorium silent. The fire curtain has dropped, and all that remains is a flickering ghost light, a haunting reminder of the past. The closure of the theatres has prevented the dissemination of culture and ideas, as they are blocked and distorted by an “Iron”, inaccessible to the audience. To cope with the potential recurrence of such a new "normal," it is imperative to reconsider the methods of communication.

Going back to the basics, in the past, poets and storytellers roamed the land, passing on knowledge through oral tradition. We believe that communication is a two-way process that is vital to human interaction. An open space is less susceptible to viruses, but ideas can travel like seeds carried by the wind, taking root and flourishing within the community. With the rise of the curtain and the illumination of the stage lights, we hope that these ideas can be brought to life once again, radiating like a dazzling light. Ultimately, it is people who serve as the carriers of cultural heritage and the transmission of ideas.

Five music stands bear not only musical notes and scores but also culture and memory.
Three light beams are dedicated to fathers who lost their children, mothers who lost their children, and children who lost their parents in disasters.

Five bookshelf installations bear witness to the convergence of culture.