Paper, as a universal medium, embodies a transparency and warmth of texture that mirrors the human spirit. Simultaneously, its fragile, crumpling nature symbolizes the vulnerability of the individual. I draw a parallel between these intrinsic qualities of paper and the lives of ordinary citizens, exploring a process of overcoming weaknesses and amplifying strengths to achieve growth.

My current work involves deconstructing images and reassembling layers to create forms that oscillate between two-dimensionality and three-dimensionality. The viewer engages with the work by interpreting latent imagery within their own minds, completing the piece through their perception. The intellectual play derived from this process transcends Kantian categories of understanding, extending into a Buddhist notion of "existing yet not existing." This exploration seeks to uncover new sculptural possibilities within this metaphysical realm.