In this exhibition, **FANKO** continues to extend the narrative thread of her recurring character, “Gouzi,” guiding viewers into a summer journey shaped by childhood and memory. The exhibition draws inspiration from the artist’s everyday observations and personal recollections: afternoon thunderstorms at the swimming pool, the slow sweetness of a popsicle melting in the heat of summer, a broken robot toy that one cannot bear to throw away. These seemingly ordinary experiences are transformed through FANKO’s hand into strange yet gentle visual fables, awakening memories of that summer that belongs to each person alone. FANKO constructs her compositions with light brushstrokes and saturated blocks of color, weaving childlike sensibility together with a cosmic worldview to form a narrative space that is both introspective and absurd. As a projection of the artist’s emotions, “Gouzi” is not a specific individual but a state of freedom. At once cute and lonely, innocent yet reflective, the character exists somewhere between child and adult—sometimes leaping, sometimes gazing quietly—telling stories of everyday fragments that are unintentional yet unforgettable. Through this exhibition, FANKO not only responds to the contradictions experienced during the process of growing up, but also invites viewers to look back together on those summer memories filled with boundless possibility and imagination. With her brush, she asks a simple question: *“How was your summer?”* A question that, in its simplicity, is enough to stir an awareness of the passage of time and one’s own state of being. With her signature blend of humor and sensitivity, FANKO unfolds a visual journey through time—one shaped by seasons, memory, and growth.