Transparent thread dyed to different strengths of colour was used to create this huge mountain ridge scene. It was inspired by the landscape around Soyun Jung's village. Since it is a work made in memory of someone, viewers may find a person's face in this textile sculpture.

This is the first piece of work in a series of eight wall-sculptures. Soyun Jung was pregnant at the time of creating this.

The middle part of this sculpture is a representation of Soyun Jung's safe space, or of a womb. Soyun was in meditation while creating this piece to avoid thoughts of insecurity and anxiety. This work is about her wish of finding complete calm.

There is a small seed in the centre of this sculpture, but its energy is large and dominant. This work talks about the great energy of small hopes.

This is the second piece of work in a series of eight textile sculptures which contain Soyun Jung's pregnancy story. All the works were made with the same technique and are characterised by the use of thread and a sewing machine. Each piece tells different personal emotions.