To Drink or Not

In a quiet forest, two nearly identical vessels stand before you. One holds a pleasant

experience, the other an unpleasant one, yet both appear the same. Nearby, there are leaves that offer subtle clues, but no clear answer. Viewers may obtain a single clue to guide them through this decision. Viewers are invited to read, observe, and figure out which leaves are active at the time and decide which vessel to trust before committing to a choice. The work centers on a moment of uncertainty, where decisions are shaped by partial information, interpretation, and instinct.

What you choose depends on what you decide. Remember, you pour it, you drink it.