Tattooing a tic-tac-toe board on the arm as a way to connect with others.

In the context of modernity, we live with the conveniences of machines, yet we also use machinery to dissolve the essence of life. While advancements in modern technology have made our lives increasingly convenient, they have, to some extent, weakened interpersonal communication. Modern individuals often engage in efficient communication and logical thinking, driven by success and economic goals. However, this fast-paced lifestyle tends to neglect the cultivation of emotional connections between people.

The most primitive forms of interaction—such as touch, games, and conversations—allow emotions to flow directly and naturally when humans engage with one another without machinery as a mediator. In such a state, the exchange of feelings achieves the most direct, efficient, and authentic communication.