In contemporary Chinese society, entrenched perceptions of women significantly impede their pursuit of independence and autonomous thought, often relegating women to subordinate roles. Echoing Michel Foucault's concept of "panopticism," contemporary Chinese society functions as a modern surveillance apparatus, wherein a hierarchical power structure dictates the attributes, rights, and experiences deemed appropriate for women.
The artist seeks to cultivate a deeper understanding and stimulate meaningful dialogue on gender equality, thereby challenging the traditional narratives that limit women's potential in contemporary China.
