Denim indeed becomes softer with increased wearand washing. This is becausedenim is typically made fromthick cotton fibers, which areinitially quite stiff. However,over time, the fibers graduallysoften due to friction anduse. Denim symbolizes long-last-ing and strong relationshipsdue to its durability andsense of companionship.Bydesigning denim garmentsthat wear and fade over time,we can reflect the changesand growth in relationshipsas they adapt and evolve.

This art installation presents a frame similar to the screen of a mobile phone, the'screen" made of transparent acrylic is constantly sliding upward behind the hand. Theconstant circulation of red liquid on the "screen" symbolizes the flood of news notifications. In today's society, the popularity of electronic products makes people deeply immersed inthe ocean of information, 'The over-reliance on social media makes people afraid ofmissing any message, as if they are in a whirlpool from which they cannot escape. Thisexcessive attention to what is happening in the circle of friends, neighbors and evensociety as a whole leads to a growing anxiety, People are eager to catch every instantevent, but unconsciously lose themselves, the normal rhythm of life is disrupted. The installation aims to shed light on this social phenomenon and arouse people'sattention and thinking about social media phobia. It reminds us that in the era ofinformation explosion, we should learn to withdraw moderately, not be swayed bymassive information, and regain the balance and tranquility of life.

This sculpture is inspired by my childhood, where l spentmost of my time on my small bed with my toys. With myparents busy at work and not able to spend much time withme, they bought me many toys which became my bestfriends.The artwork incorporates the bed as a centralscene, emphasizing the child's companionship with toyswhile lying or sitting on the bed. The bed is designed as achild's world, with a large web woven from colorful yarnextending from its edge-a part connected to the world yetan impassable barrier. At the center, the child figure isentirely crafted from my childhood toys, ranging fromclassic plush toys to cars and building blocks. These toysare more than mere objects; they represent imagination andcompanionship.The sculpture employs spatial construction between toysand the human figure to capture the emotional bondbetween a child and their toys. The child's posture andexpressions convey a silent sense of loneliness, lying on thebed or sitting in a corner, with facial features composed oftoy parts subtly hinting at self-entertainment amidstsolitude. This feeling of loneliness is intensified andexpanded through the imagery of toys, each seeming to bea part of the child's inner world, sharing countless hours together.