In the beginning, there existed a void, characterized by the absence of sound, visuals, and concepts—a "blank canvas." However, this "blank canvas" is not entirely devoid of structure; it is supported by a world, a dimension that serves to convey a narrative. With a single brushstroke, deep space was created, and through the splatter of ink, white stars emerged, bringing forth the ideas of space, light, color, and the vastness of a galaxy. Just as quickly as these concepts were introduced, another brushstroke transformed the canvas into a planet. On this planet, grass was painted, symbolizing the concept of life. With a few additional brushstrokes, a figure—no, a person—was created, and this progression continued until there were two individuals. Over time, these two came to understand the other concepts depicted on the canvas, and they grew together, developing love that soon turned into yearning. This led to pregnancy, introducing the concept of reproduction, which ultimately gave rise to physical life. Thus, the painting transformed into something tangible, becoming as real as you and I.
