The work connects everyday life with a space that lies beyond human experience. The Moon represents a world that exists independently of human existence and conventional ways of interacting with the environment. The appearance of cups in the lunar landscape places familiar forms into a grander context, allowing one to view human life as part of a cosmic structure that is not limited by human presence.
The coexistence of everyday objects and the lunar landscape raises questions about humanity’s place in the world: its drive to master unfamiliar spaces, to find the familiar within them, and to define its own position. Cup handles, to which one can grasp or hold on, become an image of the human need to find support in a space that exceeds their accustomed experience.
