Two lonely suitcases, lit from the inside, illuminate the autumn night. They look as if they have been used by someone; as if their former contents have bulged out their shape. A suitcase can hold a lifetime. The things we collect, the things we need, are the things we remember. We try to hold on to these things, especially when we lose our home and when it is uncertain where our future lies. Our time now, it is changing. People are adrift because of war or poverty. Standing at this point, as an artist, I want to create a momentum with this work, where we can think about where we come from, where we are now, and where we are going. What things should we leave behind, and what should we bring?”