The manual corn sheller that are constantly rotating, the spinning machine that keeps running to weave wools into threads, the sunrise and sunset that push the days forward, as well as the four seasons that contribute to the running of earth – Such cycles, rotations, and repeats showcase the infinity and accumulation of energy.

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Artist Yu-Ju CHEN visited a suburb farm in Morkovice-Slížany, the Czech Republic, and worked with a local artist, Simon Tarata to create this piece of work inspired by the local belief in cycles. People gathered in the farm due to their mutual belief, Vaishnavism, a branch of Hinduism, and they are mostly youths between 20 and 40 years old, rather than grandpas and grandmas. These young people hope to return to the time before industrialization, developing minimum reliance on technology and industrial works and pursuing a self-sufficient life. However, they are not completely cutting off from modern society, but rather they are revisiting the traditional methods as if they are conducting some brand new researches.