"Opus Trans-Renaissance" is installation art: the project proposal of actual application of the ‘Enlightening of Universal Trinity’ in which the audiences can participate in creating lights of the Trinity on a global scale. It will be elaborated into Trans-Art Part 3 Mobile-Art (subtitles- The Era of Trans-Renaissance: Good evening Mr Huxley: We're Transcending Dystopia).

In contrast to the Video Artist Paik's "Good morning Mr. Orwell", the Trans-Artist proposes "Good Evening Mr. Huxley-Transcending Dystopia (from opus Trans-Renaissance series)", establishing non-political citizenship (citizen of the world of art) in each city, where participants can take part in creating the lights of Universal Trinity representing the ‘collective sentiments of each city".

The perceivers (participants) can take part in creating color and formation(shape) of the light of Trinity by using a smart phone application; the participants can be a non-political citizen of each cities showing their collective emotions, desire and hope beyond ideology, through the lights of Enlightenment.

By participating in the creation of art which expresses the ‘collective sentiment of non-political participants’, we can express our ‘mature human sentiments towards each other and to the whole’ transcending the obstacles of ideology by uniting in the name of ‘Art’ using existing technology, for the sake of ‘evolution in human consciousness’: The Artist, the audience and initiator (company or local authority) can take part in the project on a global scale.

It starts with Seoul, Korea. The Unification of Trinity is the expression of the earnest longing for the peaceful re-unification of Korea and the end of separation, war and suffering. Anyone and Everyone in the world can participate in the creation of light by using the smart phone application, expressing their sentiments towards the urgent situation in Korea, hoping for the peaceful unification and the end of the ideological separation and human sufferings.

By using a smart-phone application, the participants can select the ‘conditions of art’ (shapes and colors of lights) expressing their collective emotions, desires and hopes beyond politics, religion, race and ideology: everyone can unite in the light of art.