The “Signbeing” series retains the systematic logic, function, and narrative of signage while exploring the absurdity and unknowability within sign systems. 

What a sign points to is not the central concern. 

As an artifact, its greater significance lies in revealing that some information exists, even when its meaning remains unknown. 

Through signs, we anticipate and interpret what we are about to encounter. 

But what is this lens, and how does it change our understanding? 

As Ludwig Wittgenstein wrote: “The sense of the world must lie outside the world.”