What if I were a drop of water? I can put myself in the position of feeling the relationship between human beings and nature, and to remind people of what they have done. I use a drop of water as a bystander to observe the coexistence of human beings with marine animals, plants and the environment. I studied the shape and composition of water, and then I thought of a movie called the shape of water, which tells the story of human beings catching water monsters living in the ocean for their own benefit, and a female cleaner working in a laboratory saves him and falls in love in the process. Through this film, I realized the relationship between human beings and the ocean, and then I also created portraits based on the image of water monsters, many of which inspired me in my design sketches. I think that if human beings fail to deal with the relationship between human beings and marine ecology, they will be parasitic on the ocean like a parasite, constantly getting nutrition from it and getting nothing in return. This behavior is like a creature in the ocean called barnacles, which attach to the skin of other animals and get nourishment and corrosion from it. Barnacles can survive only in this way, but there are many ways for human beings to live a better life, but only the cruelest one.