Using paper mulberry fiber as the primary material, papermaking becomes a way for me to respond to my perception of time and life. Paper was once a living substance; through transformation into paper, it becomes a carrier of time and traces of life. The works seek to transform stillness into a dynamic sensory experience, visualizing invisible time and bodily perception. Through this process, I explore the possibility of translating abstract concepts into tangible materials. I hope that viewers may encounter the work first through vision, then through the body, and ultimately enter a more inward space of perception.