Container Series visualises the tension between classical form and conceptual critique through Marcel Broodthaers’ emblem of the egg. Positioned simultaneously as a symbol of cosmic creation and a vehicle for institutional irony, the egg is interrogated through macro-photography that isolates raw yolks, viscous albumen, and curved shells against clinical, high-contrast backgrounds. Arranged in structured typologies, these photographic prints balance the sublime order of geometric composition with the volatile nature of fluid matter. By capturing both the object and its void, the series embodies a critical dialogue between historical authority, sensory execution, and total creative freedom.