Kawakubo's work often captures fleeting moments invisible to the naked eye, or conversely, the slow passage of time and movement of objects over extended periods, using natural elements or structures as motifs. These pieces express an extraordinary dimension of time and space. Her works, presented as "images" for understanding energy in nature and realities beyond the limits of perception, exude a sense of mystery and solitude, yet are imbued with a powerful beauty derived from bold structures and clear finishes.

In addition to photographs of nuclear power plants, this exhibition also features "Photographs Without Photos," an installation created from sound recordings Kawakubo made during her shoots and exhibitions. This work invites viewers to construct their own images through sound, rather than relying on visual elements like video or photographs.

This exhibition, through the act of "seeing" and "seeing seeing," illuminates the contours of the world we each inhabit.