Initiating the series by reflecting on her traumatic experiences in high school, the artist views pain as the most authentic feeling. Articulating pain through her work serves as a pathway to healing and self-discovery, offering a means of communication. She is intrigued by the interplay between human emotions, kinetic systems, and physical materials, experimenting with various mediums such as video, installation, and sound performance. Her initial works convey the turmoil of breakdown and the sensation of numbness through repetitive motions.
The artist’s preference for paper stems from its material similarity to human traits. Blank paper, as a medium, is far from valueless; its emptiness invites endless possibilities for imagination and memory. The application of force to paper illustrates a dynamic interplay of opposition and balance, order and chaos. Just as a slight change in force permanently alters the paper, pain may diminish over time but never fully disappears, serving as a perpetual reminder of our experiences and identities.