Originating from pictographs, Chinese characters harbor unique emotio nal imaginations shaped by an artist's personal background. This solo exhibition explores the deep connection between "weaving" and "writing," conceptualizing weaving as a form of material writing within a three dimensional space. Through warp and weft fib er weaving and mixed media, flat Chinese characters are deconstructed and transla ted into warm, tactile visual symbols. Guided by the artist's life journey, the artwork is organized into four major series ——"Self," "Family," "Nurturing," and " to exte rnalize subjective emotions. This creative practice not only expands the translat ion of Chinese character structures within fiber art, but also demonstrates the profound potential of art as a medium for reconstructing life stories and achieving psychologic al self healing.

Implemented by Department of Visual Arts
Date: 2026/06/25-2026/07/01