In the process of creating this sculpture, I focus on the connection of the line and how they’re interpreting each other. The middle triangle shape appears to float and light; it’s also holding the two structures on both sides. Those triangle shapes give a familiar picture of the houses and the people; it's like a village that interacted with the fast development period. What's life inside construction and development? The middle triangle and the volume create the movement of the sculpture. It shows that angle can manipulate the form. People can experience form changing by the angle where they stand and look at it differently.

It’s an image of things linked in a pattern. I saw those small forms as people; it brings a sense of gathering, connecting and unity. They’re part of something; they’re interacting with one another in their environment; the environment they shape. It works as a community. The bigger size debars and the smaller wire rods perform as the structures that work as a composite system. I use a wire rod to connect and hold debar. In this work, debar naturally exposes strength and it’s causing a dynamic movement to the sculpture. With this, we see those wire rods go along the strength in some parts.