I promised wrrdgrrl a video of the solution, so here it is. Any established artists who feel that they might want.

All of the arts are welcome in our pages and we'd like to give exposure to anyone who needs it. Often times my mind acts as a mirror and instantaneously produces the answer to a koan without needing a second to think about it. One Hand Clapping's original aim was to give a platform to unpublished and lesser-known writers and artists by allowing them to share a space with those who were a little more successful. a ball of fire in one of her hands before clapping them together. Victor Hori is using his analytical mind to work his way through a problem. () Hito Hito no Mi, Moderu: Enzeru) is a Mythical-Zoan Class Devil Fruit. The practitioner becomes the kōan that he or she is trying to understand. Not in the ordinary sense, Only to one who knows not yet knows it is not in the knowing. When one realizes ('makes real') this identity, then two hands have become one. Is it possible Can it be done What nonsense Really, it doesn't make any sense. In a kōan, the self sees the self not directly but under the guise of the kōan. Two hands can create sound, not one hand. A sound can come only with conflict, with two things clashing. Zen masters say to their disciples, Go and find out that sound which comes out of only one hand: the clapping of one hand, not with anything else. The kōan is both the object being sought and the relentless seeking itself. We can create a sound by clapping two hands.

in the beginning a monk first thinks a kōan is an inert object upon which to focus attention after a long period of consecutive repetition, one realizes that the kōan is also a dynamic activity, the very activity of seeking an answer to the kōan. What is the sound of one hand? (隻手声あり、その声を聞け) - Hakuin Ekaku

One hand clapping zoan