This thesis was divided in four parts. The first chapter was expressing the background, technique, and the media through the author’s view toward the “hand-made” and the “material” from the time started doing sculpture in college. The second chapter was the analysis of the elements: the tendency toward the soft material, the chosen of material, the connection between “hand-made” and repeated physical work and the minimum characteristic in creation. The third chapter was responding the second chapter through analyzing the work “Nest”, and the appearance of sculpture work from single piece to the possibility of extended in space. The forth chapter was the analysis of works which noticing the unique physical tactility in installation works then transformed visually through material and molding to express the minimum physical tactility.