In this project, I focus on how plastic surgery has become such a defining part of modern life. What once began as a tool to help people adjust their appearance has, over time, turned into an addiction for many. What was meant to build confidence has instead created a cycle where people feel they can never be enough.

I used exaggerated prosthetics to portray the trend of oversized lips. At first glance, the image may seem humorous, but beneath it lies a harsh reality. Many believe they will finally love themselves after changing their appearance to please others. But the truth is: if we cannot learn to love who we truly are, no amount of plastic surgery will ever be enough.

By tearing off the prosthetics, the subject reclaims her identity and takes back control of her body and self-worth. Beneath the surface lies a deeper question: Who told you that you needed more?

Through this project, I want viewers to reflect on the immense pressure society places on appearance, and more importantly, to recognize how inherently valuable and beautiful they already are. We are more than our features. Our worth is not defined by trends, filters, or perfection. Embracing our true selves is not only powerful but necessary.

這個系列聚焦於整形手術如何成為當代生活的重要一環。最初，它只是幫助人們調整外貌、貼近理想樣貌的工具；然而隨著時間推移，它卻成為許多人無法戒除的依賴。原本用來建立自信的手段，反而讓人陷入「永遠不夠」的循環。

我使用誇張的假體來呈現「巨唇」的流行趨勢。這些影像乍看或許幽默甚至荒謬，但在這表象下，隱藏的是殘酷的現實：許多人相信，只要改變外貌、取悅他人，就能更愛自己。然而，真相是——如果我們無法先學會愛真實的自己，再多的整形也無法填補那份缺失。

當假體被撕下時，影像中的主體重新奪回對自身與身體的掌控，重拾身份與價值。而在更深層的層面上，我想留下這個問題：是誰告訴你，你需要「更多」？

透過這個系列，我希望觀者能反思社會對外貌施加的巨大壓力，更重要的是，看見自己本就擁有的價值與美麗。我們遠遠超越外貌特徵；我們的價值，不該由潮流、濾鏡或所謂的完美來定義。擁抱真實的自己，不僅是一種力量，更是一種必要。