Five Rubik's Cube I would like to call it "Decompression Artifact". Its restoration process is more a test of spatial logic, especially the cross-replacement of prism blocks, which requires the construction of dynamic color block trajectories in mind. Sometimes encounter complex situations, stop to observe a few seconds, suddenly find a breakthrough moment, more pleasure than the completion of the third-order Rubik's Cube. Every time you turn the five Rubik's Cube, watching the scattered color blocks gradually return to their original positions, the rhythm of your fingertips seems to be able to soothe the irritability of the day. This dialogue with the pentagonal world is a unique experience that other Rubik's Cubes cannot give.