The #MeToo movement in 2017, which encouraged victims to tell their stories, drew more attention to the issue of sexual violence , but at the same time drew criticism from some of the victims who came forward. By the end of 2021, it was reported that 1 in 5 women in Taiwan had experienced domestic violence, and the number of sexual violence had doubled in the past 5 years*. It is important to support the victims after they speak up.

This exhibition emphasizes support, healing and help, using paper art to accompany victims and respond to the issues of sexual violence, and opens up the discussion with the public.

2017年全球「#MeToo我也是」運動始，鼓舞遭受性暴力傷害的人，說出自己的經歷。運動突顯隱藏許久的社會問題，但同時卻讓部分站出來的受害人遭受指責。2021年臺灣衛福部調查發現，臺灣婦女每5人有1人曾遭受親密關係暴力對待，性暴力數字在過去5年間增長1倍。受害人說出自己的傷痛後，我們如何承接？如何回應？是否能讓傷痛轉為力量？

本展作品強調承接、療癒和幫助，香港藝術家文晶瑩以紙藝術回應受害人及性暴力議題，邀請大眾討論如何能夠「承接」。一方面讓議題得以被看見、被關注，另方面讓受傷者得以被理解，得到支持的力量。