“残枝”是对人类有机的身体在自然中变化的可能，我邀请自然中的微生物、昆虫、风、水来一起完成作品。人的身体也不仅是人肢体的雕塑，也有人造物，包装箱、时钟与金属架都是人身体的衍生。这些“身体”有的被放置在池塘里成为蝌蚪的栖息地，被海浪打磨成鹅卵石，成为真菌的载体，时针也在蘑菇的生长过程中被阻挡。这是人类沉寂后的景象，平时隐而不现的力量显现。作品以散开的方式摆放，观众在其中穿梭中去感受作品间的联系。

The Stump is the possibility of changing the body of human beings in nature. I invite microbes, insects, wind and water in nature to complete the work together. The human body is not only the organic body of human beings, but also the man-made objects. The packing box, the clock and the metal frame are all derived from the human. Some of these "body" are placed in ponds to become habitats for cockroaches, sanded into pebbles by the waves, and become the carrier of fungi. The hands of the clock are also blocked during the growth of the mushrooms. This work reveals the power that is usually hidden, and the works are placed in a diffuse manner, and the audience shuttles through them to feel the connection between the works.

   被水光冲刷的头部残骸 /The remains of the head washed away by water

   石膏雕塑、苔藓、投影 / Gypsum sculpture, moss, projection