After years of grappling with a creative block in drawing, I've rediscovered my passion for putting ink to paper. Previously, drawing was confined to performances, where I utilized the medium in a tabletop projection setup, taking the audience on a visual journey. While I had employed drawing for performance scores, standalone drawings had been conspicuously absent for quite some time. Perhaps it was the constellation work or the profound satisfaction derived from creating drawings with ink, or maybe the ongoing exploration of my father's artistic legacy – whatever the catalyst, it sparked a resurgence in drawing.

Now, whenever I step into my studio, drawing has become a daily ritual. I engage in a collaborative dance with ink and water, conjuring figures from shifting clouds, expressing emotional dresses, or capturing the movement of fabrics. Each stroke opens the door for viewers to project their own sentiments onto what they perceive.