​Inspired by both Albert Camus' absurdism and personal losses, "Continuum," explores the play between the ethereal and corporeal aspects of human existence. It investigates the schism created by the mind and the body, between seemingly boundless consciousness and our imperfect, suffering bodies. Like Sisyphus, we grapple with the perpetual cycling between the hopeful heights of the mind and the somber depths of our human vulnerabilities. Amidst the chaos, I believe there's an opportunity for transformative growth, echoing the resilience of Camus' Sisyphus in finding meaning amid the seemingly absurd cycle. "Continuum" serves as an invitation to ponder life's complexities, encouraging others to savor another cup of coffee and embrace the worthiness of each new day.