Inspired by the vacant houses covered in vines, this installation is situated in an uninhabited village. Wooden stakes are inserted into the beach with the walls woven from fishing nets. The fishing net walls on one hand reminisce the past, and on the other hand foresee the future inhabitation of marine life. As time passes by, microorganisms and plants will cling onto it, and the colors will fade for the installation to eventually return to nature. At the center is a huge dining table half-sunk into the beach, as if awaiting the return of owners. Will the long-lost footsteps approach again? The installation seeks a sense of belonging in flux – in the river of time, the meaning of “home” is no longer just houses, but the bond of all memories.