Drawing inspiration from tea, she delicately layers fluid, rounded movements, like the gentle unfolding of tea aroma. Through her choreography, she slowly reveals the connection between nature, the land, and people. Her works are unassuming yet profound—like a tranquil tea gathering where one feels the rhythms of life and the tender harmony of all living things through every breath.

"Observing Color" takes tea as its central inspiration, with the concept of "circle" at the core of its movement. The choreography flows gently in layers, infusing elements tied to tea with exquisite detail: the color of tea, the brew, the art of tea-making, the leaves linked to mountain landscapes, and the tea’s energy as it travels through the body after each sip. The performance becomes a tea ceremony in itself—where people are brought together by fate, to savor the beauty of flow and cycle, and to feel a heartfelt reverence for the land through both dance and tea.