The space transforms into a landscape of his personal growth, filled with objects that trace his past, present, and future, linked with the strings. Inspired by his childhood home in Louisiana—where his parents still live and where “her (mom's) belongings make her feel safer than the quiet”—each object carries its own emotional weight: a Chinese stool for his father, a teapot and tea tin for his mother, a Pokémon ball for his younger brother, a rice cooker for his grandmother, and an altar for his grandfather. Other pieces evoke his childhood pain alongside his happiest memories. Together, they create a world where he can acknowledge his past and step into the freedom of shaping his own future.
In the end, the strings of his darkest and brightest memories are lifted like a shifting scale--then released, collapsing as he lets go. He faces his family once more, moving forward with a deeper understanding and a shared path toward healing.