Pets play quite an important role in human life, and we rely on their companionship in countless moments. The life of pets is very short compared to humans, and the pain of parting and the nostalgia for the memories of time spent together make such spiritual companionship invaluable.

The designer herself has a Schnauzer (Mango), which has accompanied her for more than seven years as she grew up, got medical treatment and studied abroad. She almost lost her dog due to an accident in the UK. Driven by this sentiment, the artist uses her pet dog's hair as the raw material, applies material manipulation techniques to her work, and combines it with precious memories of her dog to create jewellery that can be kept. Wearing jewellery ornaments is a way of interacting with memories in the artist's view, and such interaction transcends the limitations of time and space, becoming a deep-seated form of emotional communication. The work embodies rich personalities and emotional connections, and also becomes a contact point between the wearer and the fond memories of the past, and the artist believes that art conveys emotions and has a commemorative role, and that through the work it can perpetuate the emotions between humans and animals, and also shows the The artist's deep understanding of love and loss, life and death in the mutually beneficial symbiotic relationship between humans and pets.

In this way, we commemorate and co-exist with them.