The geological era is largely classified into '-dae', '-gi', and '-se' whenever there is a major change in the history of the Earth, just like the Cretaceous Period of the Mesozoic Era, where dinosaurs went extinct leaving their own fossils. The term 'Anthropocene' has emerged as a term for the geological period, implying a form in which humanity directly influenced geological changes. This word, proposed by chemist Paul Krücheon, brings environmental issues closer in a new paradigm and is currently forming discourses in various fields.

Geologists who want to formalize the Anthropocene point to 'plastic' as a representative material that humans will leave in the optimal class. Artist Jeong Chan-bu uses waste plastic 'straw' among them as a material for his work. The starting point of this work was the moment when the artist sat in a cafe and captured the straw that was consumed and discarded in a short period of time. Among the consumption climate of modern society, where the limit of satisfaction is invisible, the unique characteristics of disposable products metaphorically for all the 'relationships' that we quickly forget.