1. We Are Entering an Age of “Structural Fatigue”

The systems that once supported our societies are now reaching their limits.
Work, community, education, and even national frameworks are struggling to maintain coherence.
This growing instability is what I refer to as structural fatigue.

Many people feel a sense of difficulty not because they are weak, but because the existing structure itself can no longer support our lives as it used to.

2. This Is a Turning Point in Civilization

I see this situation not as a sign of decline but as a transition toward the next civilization.

Just as the Industrial Revolution and the rise of the Internet reshaped the world, we are now standing at another major shift.
The values of the 20th century—competition, scale, efficiency—are fading.
In their place, new principles such as creativity, autonomy, and co-creation are emerging.

We are already experiencing the early phase of this post-capitalist transition.

3. Web3 Enables a New Era Led by Individuals

At the center of the next civilization is the individual, empowered by Web3.

Decentralized systems, transparent ownership, and borderless collaboration are transforming how value is created.
This shift leads to a future where individuals live and work as independent creators connected across the world.

This is the new operating system of the coming civilization—one where contribution, creativity, and resonance matter more than hierarchy.

4. ZONE Aims to Explore and Propose This New Way of Living

ZONE is not only a music project.
It is a prototype of a new lifestyle that integrates VR, music, art, community, and Web3.

Through these layers, ZONE seeks to explore how individuals can live autonomously while staying deeply connected with others.
It is both an artistic experiment and a social experiment.

I believe the future is not something that arrives on its own.
It is something we create together.

ZONE is my contribution to shaping that future—
a seed for the next civilization.