Based on the theme of "Witch's Bathroom", the series of installations and live performance echo the process of female giving birth. The bathroom is a space that hosts the most intimate of human activities. It magnifies one's attention to one's own body. The changes of body can be carefully observed here. The bathroom also carries emotional privacy. In such a separate and enclosed space, one can abandon socialized and secularized views and focus on self-awareness.

The process of "giving birth" is accompanied by changes in the body, changes in social roles, and changes in the mind and spirit. These multiple changes, in the extreme privacy of the "bathroom", place the focus on the individual herself, giving rise to the artist's feedback on the act of giving birth from a female point of view. The knitting technique allows the artist to use highly malleable materials to create structures and states that echo the natural female body. Wool does not have a specific shape, but will naturally form a certain organisational structure with different weaving techniques, just like the texture of human flesh, which is constantly enlarged in weaving and reborn through breakage. Lines are knotted into points and surfaces, leaving unique traces. The lines are knitted into dots and surfaces, leaving unique traces, either complete or broken, intertwined to form the artist's portrait of the "female" identity.