Pneg, Peng, Peng, it is the message of life coming to the human world.

When we quiet ourselves, we may hear our own voice, but we also hear the stories of others. Spring is truly the perfect time to visit this art exhibition about life; it is calm, soft, warm, and real.

In this exhibition, the curator presents life from multiple perspectives: They are luminous fruits, quietly emitting a pure yet confident glow like the light of God; they are the spiral movements of life's breath, contracting and expanding along the unclear edges of mist, a being's breath calling for a response from all things; they are the wind and rain, following the desires of dreams, representing the softness and firmness of life in the face of the unknown and fear. Hesitation and denial follow like shadows, yet we continue to walk steadily along a life path rooted in the earth; and, they are materials made from plant fibers, folding, intertwining, rotating, and knotting, writing emotional diaries—a cry of life.