Beside Me reflects on the search for connection in an increasingly technology-driven world. As digital systems become more present in everyday life, the work questions whether true presence can be replaced by constant connectivity.

The opening between the two monumental forms symbolizes both distance and connection, inviting the viewer to consider what cannot always be seen but can often be felt. Rather than defining this presence, Beside Me leaves space for personal interpretation, encouraging reflection on companionship, guidance, and the invisible forces that shape our journey.