MUSHI-SHI

In time and place unknown, the boy with white hair and green eyes sees the light illuminating the natural order and his own place in the world.

What lingers in his distant memory is the knowledge of a spring that will not yet come for many years. The only self who knows that scent is the self who knows it not just yet. If his life is a chimera, for whom did he endure all these years?

Dusk--an uncertain hour that is neither day nor night. When two long shadows intersect, a darkness awakens from its long slumber.

There are channels that exist in this world unbeknownst to man. At times, man can send their thoughts to traverse these paths at will to another and share the same thoughts.

A lost boy seeks solace, but the skies only offer a glimpse of unattainable affection. Man is capable of becoming attuned to what lies outside of the five senses--the brilliance of life, the light that shines from within.

A myriad stars adorn a solitary patch of an otherwise pitch-dark sky above her. The girl gazes upon the eerie sky and familiar light.

Thirsting for and beguiled by water, the boy continues to live his life, as though lost or responding to a distant memory from the womb...

Unanswered hopes and unheard feelings lead one to seek out signs that will guide them forward through the suffocating darkness that not even lightning can illuminate.

Death clings and grows, what should have stayed in the ground has started to creep up.

The one place that has stood the test of time, but humans have come. But the memories aren’t lost.