Entropy is a term used in the fields of thermodynamics and statistical physics and is defined as a measure of randomness or disorder of a system. The concept is basically talks about the spontaneous changes that occur in everyday phenomenon. This exhibition guides you to the artists’ perspective of ordinary but precious moments in everyday life through collaborative artworks. Nagashima uses information gathered from visual aspects to add a layer of ambiguity and preciseness to the drawing process, transforming visual aspects into something invisible that is more than what you see. Mishima expands her imagination based on classical painting and adds associations everything from mythology to everyday life, resulting in her distinctive paintings. The difference in style and process highlights the similarities between the two artists, which is an open attitude toward objects.