This work is positioned within YOSHIKA’s representative “Humanoid” series.

“Phantasma” refers to something without substance, or an invisible existence.

In this piece, with “phantasm” as its central theme, the interplay of light and shadow expresses the fragility of an existence that seems real yet vanishes the moment one tries to touch it.

At the moment when the contours of reality dissolve and the shadows lurking in the depths of consciousness emerge, the uncertainty of what we call “truth” is brought into question.