Black and white. Hole-in-one. Front-back.

I'm looking for round shapes and holes. In how many places can the ball-hole counterpart be applied to create a repeating shape in the interior of a home.

A table with a bamboo artwork depicted from the bottom up. There is a hole in the middle, showing the sky. The painting stands as an extension of a white table against the wall. A black round tray can be placed on top of the table. The hole in the sky on the table is as if it has ballooned into a physical black circle on the table. I see the black tray as a hole on the white table. So a black hole. The strong contrast between white and black is interpreted in a hole-filled type of way in my head. Like negative-positive on film.

Round luminaire is a white ball that is full of colour inside.

Shoe rack with nails has a hole through which the tree grows, it's a satisfying detail!

White chairs perforate the black island. As do the white open shelves against the green wall. For the shelves, I'm still hoping to get only white dishes to finish the perforation.

What's a hole, what's full, that's what I'm looking for and when I find it, I'm happy. This is the perspective. The point of view of the author, which is probably not very obvious to the viewer unless it is explained.