In my daily life, I observed mass-produced industrial components, prompting me to delve into their relationship with human cognition. I realized that the artificial forms of these components create a fixed perspective in our everyday environment, leading us to view them as "lifeless" and "industrial. "By redefining the functions of these objects, I began to explore the organic forms of life in nature. Drawing on the concept of the Constructal Law, I recognized that industrial products are imitations and lessons derived from natural design, which helped me understand their interrelationship. Ultimately, this work examines the interaction between life and form from a broader perspective, encouraging people to reassess their understanding of both.