A so-called male body floating in the water, dressed in women’s clothing, without any specific purpose, is simply moving from one end to the other. It is an expression of the blurred boundaries between traditional male and female ideals. It also challenges rigid gender boundaries and embraces ambiguity. It is a free-floating, unattached, and emancipatory movement from social expectations. Here, the relationship between nature and the human body, which blossoms into a flower and blossoms into a soft, hard rock. Self-discovery, that is, the meeting of the ends, means exploring and embracing one’s true self. So, in my opinion, this visual style celebrates individuality, diversity and the complexity of human consciousness. Cloth is a flexible medium, which represents the fluidity of identity and expression of marginal consciousness. Cloth can be fragile or adaptable, reflecting the dynamic nature of marginal consciousness and the navigation of social norms. These interpretations highlight the potential of the medium of cloth to express themes relevant to marginal perspectives on identity, individuality and consciousness.