A sprouting plant reaches out in vigorous rhythm into a new environment, where layers of traces from the past are covered with the ‘present’. It confidently proceeds over the path, and well adapts itself and coexists with numerous unforeseen and shifting circumstances throughout. Such flexibility is like entwined vines. This flexible form refers to the 'lump of relationship' between the subject and its surroundings. The ‘formation’ of a relationship in the present world is best summarized in terms of ‘visible’ and ‘invisible’ relationships. A visible relationship includes coincidence and inevitability(occurring around a tiny grass), and an invisible relationship is something uncontrolled by the subject’s will. The “lump of relationship” consists of a subject’s internal merging of experiences of new senses and emotions, as well as the ultimate goal of its growth. Our sense of subjectivity is reinforced by the combination of new senses, the unconsciousness, and the formation of relationships with other people in the present time. Among the dense net of relationships the subjects often reflect each other and the boundaries may become obscure, but that also is a process of solidifying one’s identity. These 'lumps of relationships' develop with time. A past time is always overlapped with a new one, and this enlightens me on the value of life. The parched grassroots are overlaid with new ones of powerful vitality, and that is why the entwined lumps are so charming. That is why the present time of every life is the most brilliant moment.