What do stars smell like?

 My philosophy is to avoid judging others through a conventional lens, emphasizing the fluidity and diversity of gender. I have discarded the existing gender-neutral design approaches, as well as the androgynous styles and colors prevalent in the market. Instead, I use a combination of hard and soft materials to convey my understanding of "gender." Hard resin and soft yarn become the primary materials, symbolizing the multi-layered and rich nature of gender. This striking contrast in materials not only reflects the resilience and strength of gender but also communicates my profound contemplation on gender diversity.

"Great souls are androgynous."

What I want to express is the concept of 'great souls are androgynous' through the use of materials. The transparent resin material, which solidifies randomly, creates shapes that resemble water, and the water ripple effect is brought to life by lighting. It's often said that women are made of water, but what I want to convey is that water can also be strong and solid.

"Threads of Society" is not just a knitting project; it's a tribute to the fundamental human elements that sustain our everyday lives. By knitting together their stories, we not only celebrate their contributions but also weave a stronger, more cohesive social fabric that honors everyone's role and resilience. This project is a step towards acknowledging that every thread counts in the vast tapestry of society.