During a typhoon, the artist mixed calligraphy ink in a white ceramic dish. He contemplated the nature of ink and found that it is of the material world, an extraction from nature. This nature is both form and formlessness.
To exhibit this dual nature, he wet his brush and brought this material to handmade paper. And within the period of 6.66 seconds, he left a mark through this formlessness that became a form.
The time represents the moment he brought a formed attention to this formlessness and contributed to the harmony of all things.
For the performance self, "Oona." Marking time and paying respect to the moments she brings into form.