The mere act of sharing time and space with someone or something becomes the artwork itself. Kazutomo Suzuki, a Japanese artist, creates installations using everyday objects and domestic spaces to open situations in which encounters with others and things become unavoidable. In an age of constant connection and thinning relationships, his work rethinks our relationships through co-presence, foregrounding the experience of simply being together. This installation, presented at Mujinto 100FES on the Ieshima Islands, functions like a lighthouse drawing people through light, sound and atmosphere into a shared presence, where layered phenomena and quiet interaction reveal relations formed through attentiveness and ethical encounter.