I try to inject a sense of event into an object in an attempt to preserve memories of a catastrophic disaster. However, when a virtual reality object tries to mimic the format of the event itself, it may become impossible for us to penetrate to the true reality. When a disaster happens in a faraway corner of the world, we do not physically feel the damage it has caused. In this sense, it can be suggested that this disastrous incident is effectively a pseudo-event as far as we ourselves are concerned. As a pseudo-event, it cancels out the emotions of worry, fear and devastation which the event itself would inevitably evoke. Every reminder of the tragic event such as the image of fatalities becomes reduced to an empty universal form which evokes the hype and sense of fear without actually causing real fear.（Wu Sih-cin）