In order to express the soft strength of the three-dimensional shape created by tying and twisting the "B-cushion", which is a self-made cloth object that evokes various associations with various associations with B-cushion, as if it were one's alter ego, a thick paper made of Nepalese plant fiber called Lokta as a support is used as a support. By daring to expose the scanning line roughly, it is a work that is covered with a mysterious illusion in the form of horizontal stripes. While trying to show random ears with the help of the unique taste and texture of paper. This "B-cushion" was announced as a "binding cushion" a long time ago, but since the shape changes infinitely, I would like to continue to pursue various shapes and create works that are ambiguous and warm. It lives quietly, as if provoking the five senses and stimulating the five senses.　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 Haruko Naga