Masaki Hagino’s work considers the subjective way that humans perceive the world, focusing on the dynamic exchange between artist, artwork and viewer. Through perceptual reconstruction, he questions the reliability of visual information and emphasises the dual subjectivity involved in both creating and experiencing art. By challenging the idea of objective reality in visual representation, Hagino invites viewers to reconsider their understanding of perception and the complex relationship between reality, interpretation and personal experience in the artistic process.