This project is about non-traditional taxidermy. In the process of thinking about it, it occurred to me that the items that a person touches or uses throughout the day can be considered " taxidermy".
These " taxidermy" items are all "rubbish" in some people's eyes, but I collected them and made them into taxidermy. Using them as display pieces, they are projected onto fabric collages, which I have sewn from knitted fabrics I have collected from my workplace.
I then placed the whole set in nature with the aim of turning recycled rubbish into the most living and sustainable organisms on the planet - green plants. This extreme contrast is exactly what I was looking for, as if it was a huge wake-up call that the greenery we care about is in fact one " taxidermy " after another under the influence of our misuse.
这个项目是关于非传统标本制作的。在思考的过程中，我突然想到，一个人一天中接触或使用过的物品都可以被视为 "标本"。
这些 "标本 "在某些人眼里都是 "垃圾"，但我把它们收集起来，做成了标本。将它们作为展示品，投影在织物拼贴上，这是我从工作场所收集的针织物缝制而成的。
然后，我将整套作品放置在大自然中，目的是让回收的垃圾变成地球上最有生命力、最可持续的生物——绿色植物。这种极致的反差正是我所追求的，仿佛是一个巨大的警醒，我们所在意的绿色其实在我们的滥用之下，也是一个又一个的“标本”。
