Edge explores the ambiguity and violence of the boundary that exists between the self and the other. Using the motif of a razor, it highlights the border between the inside (self) and the outside (other) while also suggesting the possibility of their unity as a single entity. The words engraved on each razor—“LOVE,” “SEX,” and “DEATH”—symbolize spiritual, physical, and existential self-transcendence. This boundary, a concept both intense and enigmatic, emerges naturally from the existence of both self and other, provoking the audience to reconsider the definitions of self and the boundaries with others.

Sperm chasing themselves symbolizes an endless pursuit of self-discovery. While their mission is to fuse with the egg, most perish without fulfilling their purpose. Yet, should they all strive for the "greater mission" in their world? This piece compels the immersant to question their own path. After all, no one can live for you more than you can for yourself.