The second convergence is IDUNN. The Norse Goddess of rejuvenation, IDUNN is the keeper of the apples of immortality. In Norse mythology, even the Gods are not immune to the effects of time and must eat from the apples of IDUNN to remain young. IDUNN is the manifestation of Dr. Janet Lee’s vision of our own reflection and its lifelong struggle against time. IDUNN, through technology and practice will focus on STRUCTURE, FAÇADE, and SKY, to take back the youth bearing apples of the Gods. In STRUCTURE, we must see what it is that was intended before driving a single nail. Just as it would be a trespass to change a country house into a mid-century modern, we must know upon what our reflection is built before we can know what we may change. In FAÇADE, technology and practice comes to the surface. Our reflection is but a representation of countless numbers of miniscule actors, each in its own critical role, all making up a grand performance. It is through the maestro that a grand performance can be achieved. In SKY, our spirit meets the clouds. SKY represents Dr. Janet Lee’s personal struggle within her own reflection, and will seek to rejuvenate the strength of Samson that has been taken away by time.