This installation began with the name of a woman called Rose. She was a great-grandmother, and the origin of the name “ROSE” which later became the name of the flower shop that marked the beginning of the family’s floristry journey. The flower shop at Pak Khlong Talat has been passed down from one woman to another, from generation to generation. Roses are often seen as symbols of love or luxury, but this body of work chooses instead to reflect the rose as a representation of the lives of women whose livelihoods are intertwined with flowers. For me, ROSE means more than beauty. It is not merely the name of a flower, but a vessel filled with quiet stories, care, labor, and lives that continue to bloom beneath the surface.