Yodaka was an ugly bird. One day, a hawk forces Yodaka to give back his name. Struggling against this, Yodaka comes to understand the rules of living in this world through pain. Starting from the idea of how we perceive the world, we look back at “The Nighthawk Star.” Then, three questions arise about “The Nighthawk Star”: ‧ What does “home” mean to Yodaka? ‧ Why does Yodaka burn himself up? ‧ Why does Yodaka desperately try to protect his own name? The answers to these three questions are sought through the process of creating the work based on “The Nighthawk Star.”

Even the cells, the smallest units that make up humanity, are connected to nature (water).