Clothing is closely related to the body, as it is called the second skin. This is probably because things have a place on the ground, while clothes have a place on the body. The pattern of an object (here, a bottle) is straight and sharp, and is far from the line or shape of a person. In this process, the pattern is shaped into something that is close to people.

When I put on clothes, the flat cloth turns into three-dimensional clothes. And when I move, it moves together like it flows. And the cloth that moves along me creates wrinkles as if it were alive. Even that wrinkle​ It's part of my clothes, it's part of me. The clothes that move with the wrinkles and become obsolete and shaped are united with me and respond.