Though typically infused with religious and cultural affiliations, Mimi Jung's modern interpretation of a tea house focuses on the power of solace and introspection. By manipulating the tea house's semi-permeable revolving walls, the viewer can step into the house's hidden, isolated interior. The need to physically push and pull the house's concentric walls highlights the tension between polar opposites-internal and external experience-whose existence depends on their contrast with one another. The single absolute in Jung's shifting structure is a low glass table in the center, inviting the occupant to sit for a moment in solitude and create a ritual of their own.