Artist's Statement: Under the deep sea where it is a dark world full of mysteries, there are weird creatures we have not seen. When we think of the deep dark parts of the ocean, the creatures that come to mind usually look unattractive, bizarre, or very unsettling. However deep down in the twilight zone, it is like various colours of fireworks. You can find life with vibrant pinks and blues like a whole new dimension with its own beauty and mysteries. Some even carry light and grace upon seeing them. When a light is lit in the twilight zone, we can see the many charmers who have been hiding in the dark. The deep sea is not all about the big, scary, ugly, or distorted looking creatures, it is about a magical world full of beauty and mesmerizing sights to behold.

Artist's Statement: The largest crustacean alive is none other than the striking Japanese Spider Crab. They can grow up to a whopping 3 meters in width once matured and dwell in the Mesopelagic depths as low as 600 meters below the surface. They scavenge exclusively across the Japanese sea floors, crawling with their 10 impressive appendages. The daddy longlegs of the sea is either an arachnophobe's worst nightmare or a legendary twilight spectacle. A creature so grandiose compared to its smaller palm-sized relatives, they should be crowned the true "King Crab". However, not being the rulers of their own fate, the juveniles are often harvested as delicacies; it's no wonder that their numbers are starting to dwindle. This serves as a reminder to be mindful to our land and seas. Because who knows? Nature might come to strike in ways we can't yet imagine!