Fire, traditionally a symbol of purification, passion, and destruction, takes on a paradoxical role when enclosed within a cage. This containment suggests a struggle between control and release, civilization and chaos, or even the suppression of artistic expression within societal or environmental constraints. It reflects the tension between an artwork’s material existence and its conceptual, spiritual, or energetic force. Within the framework of Circle Culture and Fluid Loop motifs, the cage acts as a boundary, a liminal space where the artwork transitions between physicality and pure energy.