The Behind The Violence is inspired by the sculptures of Anish Kapoor. The artist uses red resin and silicone to simulate flesh and blood, giving the work a strong visual effect. The side and overall vision of the sculpture remind me of people who have been subjected to violence. Physical wounds are not the end of violence. The fear and psychological shadow of the perpetrator will penetrate the victim’s body. Most of the scars can be healed, and their bodies will not become bloody, but their inner spiritual world has been shattered.

This is a spring and summer collection, the silhouette is inspired by the shape of fists and punch, and matched with fabrics that mimic the scars of damaged skin. I  hope to use this design to express the deep impact of violence on victims and encourage them to live a brand new life bravely.