Lost and found, Reivew on Red Desert

[Lost Item] - When looking at a village or town in a natural landscape, what makes the first glimpse so incomparable and unrecoverable is that the distant view is suddenly embedded in the close view. Here, habit has not yet come into play. When we start to figure out where we are, such a landscape suddenly disappears, just as the impression of the front of a house suddenly disappears when we step into it. Such a landscape is not yet dominant due to the usual and habitual exploratory behavior. Once we start figuring out where we are, the original vision never reappears.

[Retrieved Item] - That blue vision is not engulfed by any foreground, and it will not disappear when you approach. It doesn't appear open and long as you walk up to it, it just appears tighter and more intimidating. It was a blue vista painted on the stage background, which gave the stage image an incomparable quality.

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