Kûki ningyô2009

Nozomi:
It seems life is constructed in a way that no one can fulfill it alone.

Nozomi:
Just as it's not enough for flowers to have pistils and stamens, an insect or a breeze must introduce a pistil to a stamen...

Nozomi:
Life contains its own absence, which only an other can fulfill...

Nozomi:
It seems the world is the summation of others and yet, we neither know nor are told that we will fulfill each other...

Nozomi:
We lead our scattered lives, perfectly unaware of each other...

Nozomi:
Or at times, allowed to find the other's presence disagreeable...

Nozomi:
Why is it that the world is constructed so loosely?