In January 2010, Li Xinmo performed a piece titled "Seven Days." She isolated herself from the outside world, shutting herself in an empty room devoid of any modern means of communication. For seven days, from 6 am to 12 pm, she was entirely absorbed in hand-copying the "Nirvana Sutra," completing 5 meters of silk each day. These scriptures symbolized time, existence, and Buddhist thought. During this seven-day seclusion, free from the trivialities of life and social interactions, nothing mattered except the peaceful transcription of these scripts, which encapsulated everything following the passage of time.
