Blind and Mute explores the relationship between individuals and society, portraying people who, while capable of hearing and speaking, are blind to the world, or those who can see the present but cannot speak or hear, as well as the unstable and fluid nature of society. Additionally, through artistic expression, the piece raises questions about human connection, resilience, and the limitless potential of human expression beyond sight and sound as It draws significant inspiration from the exploration of historical events, emotions, and memories.

This work also emphasizes deeply on human suffering and shares the spirit of the times, as it offers a social reflection on Korea's past, present, and future — marked by conflict, confrontation, and anger. Furthermore, the ultimate goal of this work is to recognize and honor the resilience and beauty of individuals who live with sensory challenges, delivering the depth of expression beyond words to the audience and expanding the realm of empathy with those who navigate the world differently. It is a powerful performance aiming to convey this message.