The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.

This work depicts a sense of strangeness toward "I am only a part of someone" and the strength to survive as a person.
The title "The whole is not the sum of parts" is a phrase by the philosopher Aristotle, which means "the way of life and the mind of man cannot be explained by a mere collection of elements."

Escape from reality and hope are mixed by expressing regret for the feelings and dreams that have been suppressed and suppressed in daily life and wishing for "somewhere not here." "The retreat is for the running distance," I affirm that you have not been in vain. "Someone will do it," "It doesn't have to be me" is a moment when you face your helplessness, and through it, you show a small and certain intention to regenerate "walk even if you're hesitating."

In the acoustic-based sound image, "lonely," "conflict," and "hope" slowly melt together.
It is a story of a mind that accepts itself as a "part" while asking about the meaning of life as a "whole."