“Sha-Ko-Seki” is a coined term meaning “stones that capture light,” and it is a work that materializes the light of a place’s memory. The process involves printing photographs of light taken during travels onto washi paper and affixing them to natural stones collected from beaches and riverbeds. By fusing the different materials of light and stone, the work aims to highlight the essential value of light. “Sha-Ko-Seki” provides an experience that allows viewers to feel the light of a place by touching the work, serving as a device that connects people and places across time and space. The work seeks to explore the symbolic meanings and values of light from around the world and aims to deepen its worldview through collaboration with regions and communities.