This series of works uses Zentangle and installation art as mediums to explore "human fragility" and "why humans are not free," as well as the potential benefits and drawbacks of human genetic modification. Humans are, in fact, very fragile. Although modern society is highly developed, with far more abundant resources in terms of social welfare, healthcare, and the economy than in the past, and we seem able to do many things as we please, the body often limits our possibilities. Moreover, humans are not free — freedom has never been as simple as "doing whatever one wants." We have the ability to choose, but our choices are often constrained by the physical body. If humans possessed the genes of other animals, would that reduce the limitations imposed by the body, enabling us to do more? Because of my own personal experiences, I want to take this opportunity to explore human fragility and boundaries