A Hole

A Hole draws attention not only to what is said, but to the space between — to pauses, hesitations, and the silent weight of expectation. It reflects on the Japanese concept of Ma (間), where meaning is shaped not by content alone, but by the intervals that hold it.

The hole at the center of each donut becomes a visual metaphor for this absence — something empty, yet structured; comedic in form, but quietly resonant. In this short encounter, the distance between beings is both playful and unbridgeable.