Imagination of the Scene

A room floating in the air is the eye of Horus - Egyptian deity of sky.

In Egyptian myths, the eye of Horus was not only a symbol, it represents geometrical series ½, ¼, ⅛...1/64...and the sum of all these numbers adding up is One.

These numbers symbolized the fights between deities; their injuries and recovery. Later they have been used as measurements in Egypt. In Egyptian beliefs, everything was under the gaze of this eye. Under the sky, as travelers across times, every incident, every memory and every change of scene we are experiencing are like numbers, taken away from or added to the One. I imagine the resident of this floating house must be the same. When she looks at the fine rain through the pupil window, or empties her sorrow from love, or listens to the rain drops on the roof, or recuperates in deep sleep, her whole life and her many many times of breathing are about to make up the One in spirituality.