She’s a man, dressed in her hand-made dress which was cut from men’s shirt. She use her life to ask “what does gender mean?” Herself is a great answer but also still a question. In our Eastern culture, we were taught that you should be look like pretty or handsome, wearing dress or pants because of your gender, nobody teach us to find our “own aesthetic feeling” even “who you are”. It’s a record of a man with a woman heart, and a question back to our culture.
