The feather color of flamingoes changes according to the food they consume, and the change of their diet means their habitat has been altered. Inspired by such amusing fact about this animal, the artist created flamingoes with air tubes using playful colors and materials, in three different sizes and installed them in disperse; a gigantic 3.5-meter-tall one, some floating on water as they beam with solar light, and tiny ones scattered on the grass. The Nowon-gu citizens with physical disabilities participated in this collaborative project by placing the lighting in glass bottles, resulting in an upcycled artwork. During the exhibition, the viewers could also take part in the performance of moving around the tiny-sized flamingoes amongst the grass, as if changing their habitat. Thinking and moving of location led the viewers to contemplate upon particular places in their lives.