In this project, l took a closer look at my neighbourhood and was in-trigued by some things: the structureof the building wrapped from theoutside, the rubber tyres that act as aplanter to encase the soil, and the lay-ering of trees by their annual ringsThese promoted me to explore the relationship between life forces andman-made structures,such as conversation and growth.

I was inspired by the science fiction movie Franken.stein,which llove.Frankenstein, the Frankensteinof the movie, wishes that he could create life likeGod, and puts together a monster from pieces ofdifferent corpses, only to be scared off by its ugli-ness and horror. The monster unknowingly comesto life, but suffers the ill will of the people because ofhis scary looks and inability to communicate withhumans. He is violent and bloodthirsty but longs forfriendship and warmth.l think the monster is like amanipulated doll, the creator wants the monster todo what the creator wants, but he is actually a tragiccharacter who has an innocent nature but has beenabandoned by society. Through this project l hopeto bring courage to flawed people who don't need tofeel inferior about their scars.

Plastic bottles, nets and spilled crude oil discarded by humans in the oceans gradu-ally decompose or float in the water, becoming "scars" on the oceans. Plastic netsentangle fish and sea turtles, plastic bottles gradually crumble into microplastics inthe sunlight, permeating the entire marine ecosystem, and crude oil spils form thickblack or coloured oil films that leave marine life struggling for survival. The tragicencounters of the marine ecology inspired me to reflect on the natural environmentand meditate on the fragility of life,