"Condensation and Ripples" explores how artists from different parts of Asia can develop and provide a channel of reflection and inspection for various cultural differences, depicting and outlining the current space and landscape of art. The works of the artists in this exhibition are closely related to the sea, the nature, or local humanities and ethnic arts.

"TTICC", as a venue for brainstorming, connection, transformation, and production, is different from the function of regular exhibition and studio experiment creation. Instead, it is directly embedded in the negative space of collective creation of "settlement" by the commonwealth, permeates into the chaotic conglomeration, and combines the collective wisdom and strength, striving to promote the formation of "Condensation and Ripples".

"Condensation and Ripples" desires to inject new blood, stirring and traversing between different ethnic groups across different domains, in order to employ a more spatio-temporal way to offer comments and smooth the process of interconnection, communication, proliferation, displacement, and diffusion between cultures. In addition, through "connection" and "production", surface individuals living in every corner of the world can engage in cross-domain flow, exploration, and reading as artists in all corners of nature explore and mingle the huge current wandering in the cultural community. The launch of "TTICC" is like a network of entities, it initiates long-distance communication and cohesion and creates possibilities of new fluctuations.