The artist conveys her memories associated with home, people, and events through her exhibits. These memories are not significant; they are mere trivial matters, influenced by time. They manifest unexpectedly—sometimes gently and suddenly, at other times like a storm with a relentless ebb and flow.

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Memories may seem like a period, but they are, in fact, an ellipsis. We invest considerable effort in preserving the past. It takes courage to embrace the full range of emotions after the precipitation of memories. In this exhibition, the audience not only experiences the stories within the artworks but also undergoes their own emotions and feelings. Try to embrace yourself with emotional memories in this exhibition space.