YOSHIKA’s representative work Life form of Light explores the theme of “ambiguity” in today’s information-saturated society.

By deliberately avoiding clear motifs and composing solely with cyber-like beams of light—symbols of information—the work invites both chaos and the intervention of imagination.

The adoption of a humanoid form, as an “event” that undeniably exists even within ambiguity, visualizes the boundaries between self and other, illusion and reality.

It is a work that reflects the uncertainty of mutual understanding in the digital age.