"HEX" is a spell that bursts forth when the tip of the tongue touches the palate. It is short, sharp, and full of a sense of explosion, making it unforgettable once heard.

It not only refers to the "spell" in witchcraft but also implies the precision and order of hexadecimal codes - just like this work itself, which is a mixture of wild emotions and rational arrangements.

On stage, HEX is a curse cast among dancers and a poison voluntarily swallowed by the audience; it is also the antidote jointly vomited out by the creator and the audience at the end of the performance.

This work is about how we voluntarily put on shackles. To combat loneliness, we squeeze ourselves into the mold of social rules, only to find that the inner wall of the mold is covered with barbs. What HEX presents is this kind of sweet self - destruction - when collective hypnosis becomes a survival strategy, rebels seem like broken gears.