This exhibition consists of ten different series, namely: "National Women Series," "Thick-Frame Women Series," "Single Women Series," "Mature Women Series," "Middle-Aged Women Series," "Professional Women Series," "(Pseudo) Single Mother Series," "Individual Women Series," "Urban Women Series," and "Pink Women Series (Breast Cancer)." These series present a hundred different faces and aspects of women.

The collective awareness of women about themselves is crucial in shaping how society perceives them. Through concise texts and artworks, viewers can easily relate to the different portraits of women, perhaps even finding themselves reflected in the images.

For example, one artwork in the "Thick-Frame Women Series" humorously depicts the struggle of buying cropped pants that suddenly become ankle-length when worn. In the "(Pseudo) Single Mother Series," the exhibition explores the challenges faced by women who transition to motherhood, including the hashtag "Mothers are seasoned laborers, the ones most willing to be laid off."

The exhibition also delves into the observations and status of single women in society, with multiple artworks sensitively describing contemporary single women's experiences. One artwork in the "Individual Women Series" humorously suggests that to keep a woman tied down, one should avoid exposing her to too much reading.

Another aspect explored is women's persistence and balance in relationships. In the "Mature Women Series," an artwork portrays a woman who has a little belly, understanding the importance of self-compassion and being kind to others.

Throughout the exhibition, there is a focus on the emotional dedication and equilibrium that contemporary women seek. In the "Mature Women Series," an artwork challenges the perception of age and societal expectations, questioning when a woman can be free from the judgment of others.

Furthermore, the exhibition brings attention to the physical and mental state of mature women, a topic that has often been overlooked in society. One artwork in the "Mature Women Series" questions when a woman can reach an age where she no longer cares about others' opinions.

Lastly, the exhibition includes a pink series that raises awareness and encourages support for breast cancer prevention and care. Artworks in this series use the imagery of breast-shaped bras as a metaphor for women bravely confronting their inner selves, fearlessly moving forward.

Exhibition Details:

In the year 2020, the exhibition showcased "Mature Women Series," "(Pseudo) Single Mother Series," "Single Women Series," "Thick-Frame Women Series," "Individual Women Series," and "Pink (Breast Cancer) Women Series," with a total of 50 artworks.

In the year 2021, the exhibition featured "National Women Series," "Urban Women Series," "Professional Women Series," "Middle-Aged Women Series," and "Pink (Breast Cancer) Women Series," totaling 50 artworks.