is magazine paper woven into wearable artwork. One "body container" knitted from shredded Tintin comic books (French version) is estimated to be valued around 150,000 to 200,000 Hong Kong Dollars by Christie's. Solo exhibitions In 2005, White Tube, Hong Kong Art Centre, first solo exhibition, Play with Artbooks The exhibition explored rationality & sensibility between Chen and the art book. She made magazines into stripes and a wearable dress, which she treated as a communication tool, transformed into an installation, photography, painting and sculpture. In 2006, Wear Me Out, The Fringe Club Hong Kong In 2007, two exhibitions – Play with Artbooks-II, The Fringe Club Hong Kong, and Wear Me Out-II, The 10th Seoul Fringe Festival, HUT Gallery Seoul Korea in which magazines from Hong and Korea were used to create the artworks. They include camisole, pants, bikinis, etc. The audience was encouraged to wear the artwork in the street. In 2008, two exhibitions – Two-way Communication, Beijing, and Pekin Fine Arts Beijing, China and Two-way Communication, IFC Mall Hong Kong. In 2009, Travelling into my Bookshelf, Shin Hwa Gallery, Hong Kong. Chen used books from her friends as knitting material. It is different from her previous project which used easily disposable magazines, this project emphasized books that contain memories of their owners and the communication with her friends' memories during the knitting process. In 2011, Travelling into your bookshelf – Paris, Chinart LaGalerie, Paris. Chen started the project "Traveling into your bookshelf" by using the collection in her bookshelf which included magazines and art books (139 books). She tried to study the relationship between herself and each book. People were invited to donate one book from their own bookshelf from around the world in different languages. She read the books and tried to understand what memories or story her friend wanted to share, to learn new cultures and also establish a new way of communication. In 2009, she traveled to London, Milan, Korea, Michigan, Philadelphia, Sicily, Paris, Melbourne, Hannover, and Turkey to gather the materials. In 2011, Body Containers come to life at, K11 art mall, Hong Kong. It explored ways to experiment and perform with the "Body Container", expressing the concept of how the human form embodies ideas about our society, through "wearing" one’s identity. In 2013, KNITerature, ArtisTree, Hong Kong. Chen’s exhibition includes works of art from knitted paper. Raw materials such as paper, magazines, books and