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Today, with rapid development, everything is growing and expanding wildly. In an era where material pursuits outweigh ideals, people's hands and feet are losing their strength. I have come to realize that in the face of the rapid expansion of material desires, certain innate human qualities are gradually fading away. The latent desires within us are running rampant. In this age of materialism, while material wealth fulfills individual life needs, it also leaves scars on human civilization, the natural ecology, and individual lives. The "Wild Growth" series of works is born precisely from these reflections. In this series, I use plant seeds as the subject of creation, employing them to represent the human individual. Within the imagery, caution tape metaphorically signifies scenes of life's demise, symbolizing the dangers that life faces. The wildly growing seeds, pierced through by branches, serve as a metaphor for the harm inflicted upon individuals in today's rapidly expanding society.