One and the same object can be perceived as existing and non-existent at the same time. This is because its habitual reality as a physical object is questioned, as is the case with the armchair depicted in the corner of the room by the artist. Its familiar shape confirms its reality, but the lack of detailed features suggests that it is merely a conventional image, which appears blurry. The shadow of the chair still indicates its presence in the room, but its precise role is unclear.
The identification of an object's implied boundary in perceived reality allows for the creation of an image that demonstrates a subtle fluctuation of existence. Through this object, people interact with it in everyday life, without pretending to engage in philosophical reasoning or consider it from a particular angle. Rather, it serves as a visual reflection on the reality of what we perceive.