The video consists of a one-hour performance loop separated into two channels. Unfolding along a timeline mirroring real-time, the footage presents art acts and ordinary daily actions that go unnoticed unless closely observed. These occurrences are played alternately, with a five-minute interval, creating a juxtaposition between artistic performances and mundane daily activities. The temporal flow of art, following the advent of media, is cast into the exhibition space like a clock. Through the discovery of the flow of performances that seem to be frozen, viewers can share the artist's attitude towards space through art.The title, "Please, turn on" playfully represents the expression of the flow of time in historical locations, spaces, and subjects through the medium of video art, allowing it to be experienced at the viewer's discretion.