In this exhibition, drawing becomes volume and architecture with the central work Ito Meikyū (a word invented from a collage of two words: ito meaning “thread” and meikyu meaning “labyrinth”). The immersive and interactive work invites the viewer to immerse themselves in a large animated fresco. It presents a heterogeneous collection of drawn, animated and sound scenes, which are taken from the digital material. In a way, she recreates a subjective world (inner and outer world) in the form of a labyrinth composed of fractal architectures, inhabited by plants, objects, animals, men, women, patterns and calligraphy.