This is a documentary about market workers,mostly elderlypeople. One stall bears the burden of food and clothing formultiple families.Their workload is very heavy，and thisdocumentary made me deeply realize that there are manypeople working hard behind the busy market. At 4 o'clock in the morning, when most people are stillasleep,market goers have already started their busy day,starting their day in a corner of the city.Their efforts are to give their families a better life.The meals and snacks they cook are their love for theirfamilies and their hope for life.

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My intention in creating this artwork was to provide comfort to my widowegrandmother. We shared a strong bond, and I deeply empathized with helgrief. We had never experienced the emotional pain of an elderly personlosing their life partner in their later years. I believe it is one of the deepesforms of love and affection. Therefore, I used a series of collages createdfrom photos of their youth and moments from my childhood with them,which I then transformed into woven pieces. Soft textiles now enfold themementos of the elderly, providing a sense of warmth and solace." At thesame time, this artwork also aims to address the issue of how to deal withthe belongings left behind by the elderly after their passing. I aspire totransform these items into a form of remembrance in a gentle and warmmanner, rather than disposing of them due to space constraints.