500 years later, the environment was unable to cope with the consequences of technological developments and floods inundated the land up to 90 metres above sea level.

The will to inherit the industrial remains of the original site that carried human civilisation draws its inspiration for light and shadow from the simple structure of the imaging principle of the Polaroid camera. The construction of the monastery is a rebellion against the negative effects of modern technological developments and a return to the simplicity of the original industrial product.

From the perception of life in avant-garde rock to the pursuit and perception of natural light and shadow, it is hoped that the establishment of a monastery will carry the exploration of the meaning of life and idealism.

The building connects with nature through the perception of light and shadow in the ruins, thus perceiving the power of life and experiencing what it is like to truly live in this 'end of the world'.