This installation, first exhibited at Falaki Gallery in Cairo consists of 40 scrolls made of layers of waxed silk and rice paper, in the colours red, yellow and blue. Some scrolls have handwritten text on them, others have tracings of floral and geometric patterns in pencil and ink, or a combination of text and pattern. Some scrolls are plain. The scrolls are suspended from the ceiling throughout the space in a random configuration through which one walks in order to view the work.

This work, first shown at Eastlink Gallery, Shanghai in 2000 is made of four separate panels, held together at the top to form a single screen. Each panel is constructed of layers of red rice paper embedded with text in black ink, written in Chinese characters and English. All of the panels have a slit cut through the middle almost to the top, with a similar-sized gap separating one panel from the next and a band of gold paper at the top. When lit from behind, the treatment of the paper allows both sides of the screen to be seen simultaneously.