Dew is necessarily the smallest unit of nature. It is a fairy that breathes life into the object it falls upon and soon disappears. It both provides and proves life at the same time. 

This work began with my desire to reproduce and preserve the lively natural phenomenon of the moment.

UV resin droplets, placed delicately yet inevitably precariously on a large field of grass, become sturdier as they receive ultraviolet rays from the sun, instead of vaporizing like actual dew. At least, I expected so.

The day after the work was installed turned out to be naturally unexpected. The site, disrupted by humans, animals, or wind and rain, escaped from yesterday’s achievement and returned to its original appearance, hidden in the meadow.

I wandered through the dew from last night’s rain, trying to find any remaining resin droplets.