作品嘗試將過往經常在《蘋果日報》中出現的社會議題，人們在公共空間進行性行為之新聞題材作為靈感，結合近期香港熱議的公共事件與現象（觀塘海濱殘廁，天水圍露台等），並與中國古代春宮圖的視覺語彙相互對照。透過「仿古創今」的創作方法，借用傳統人體藝術與敘事形式，重新演繹屬於香港當代語境下的「愛情故事」。作品旨在以歷史與現實的交錯，探討慾望、親密關係與社會處境之間的張力，從而反思香港現代情感經驗的複雜性。 

Anything that has been moved will always bear traces, even if it's stolen by a UFO. 

任何被搬運過都會留下痕跡，即使被太空船偷走。 

This work attempts to extract interesting elements from the internet culture in my daily life as a source of inspiration and uses “zany and fun” throughout the creation. The title of the work “Gummy bears hiking picture” (熊仔糖行山行到腳仔軟)inspired by a username I saw in a public online discussion forum one day. It is really interesting and vivid, so I decided to use it as the theme of my creation.

I reinterpret traditional Chinese ink landscape painting through the perspective of contemporary popular culture. I tried to anthropomorphize the gummy bears, replacing the ancient people who were supposed to be mountain climbing, resting in pavilions, and rowing boats in the painting, and added more absurd actions and scencs. It seems cumbersome, yet it perfectly aligns with the quirky and unconventional style of the work. I also converted the gummy bears that gradually melted as they got closer to the sun as we climbed to the top of the mountain into a blue-and-green landscape, trying to incorporate ancient artistic conception and increase the interest of the painting.

I enjoy transforming the interesting and absurd things I observe in my everyday life into creative inspiration. Through my work, I hope to convey a unique sense of fun. In this tense and depressing social atmosphere, I believed that people really need is a moment of shared laughter.