By exploring themes of unity, harmony, and oneness with nature, my art serves as a reminder of our shared origins and interconnectedness with all living beings and the cosmos. I aim to create a space where viewers can contemplate the profound beauty and significance of our relationship with the natural world, and to evoke a sense of reverence and respect for the interconnected web of life that sustains us all. Through the use of paper masks, individual identities are transcended, blurring distinctions of gender, age, race, and ethnicity, emphasizing the universal human experience. Each paper mask is meticulously conceptualized and crafted by the artist herself, blending the 1500-year-old ancient Chinese paper cutting tradition and origami techniques dating back to the 6th century. These masks are born from a meticulous process involving cutting, carving, folding, and molding paper, with inspiration drawn from the artist's meditation and energy balancing practices. Through thorough research into the symbolic meanings of elements such as flowers, phoenixes, palaces, hands of hamsa, auspicious clouds, and shapes, the artist intricately weaves these motifs together, creating a visual narrative that resonates organically.