This exhibition and the installation have been years in the making, so we feel very privileged and that it's quite a coup to actually have Chi-Hara Shioj's work permanently inhabiting the building. So now it belongs to the state, it belongs to the people of South Australia and ultimately it belongs to the world. Nearly 200 kilometers of walls span the space within the gallery, so you're in a single room that you're traveling in incredible journey within one space. This is my body part and also my daughter body part. It's connected with the latest learning, it's like connecting with the universe. And also the body is not forever, but bronze or sculpture is here. The string for me is also like drawing in the air. Like making the line in the canvas, so this is three dimensions of drawing. Having absence embodied here in the art gallery of South Australia, it's built for two years. Means that we can demonstrate to people how art can be such a powerful lure, a powerful destination. So having this work means that we can show the very best of contemporary art here in Adelaide. With more than a million visitors in the last financial year, we know that our audiences are broad. We know that many of our visitors travel to come to the Art Gallery of South Australia. We want to be the brand for the state, we want to be the brand for the city, we want to be the place that people talk about all over the country. We want to take risks, we want to push boundaries and she huddle shelter with the incredible support of the Gwyneth family. It helped us to do that by making this work, this work that will be alive here in the gallery for up to two years.