The Rhythm of Life, Tilted for Fifteen Degrees 生活律，15度倾斜

In an enclosed interior space, Ni welded a metal cage that matched the dimensions of the room. The cage, however, was titled for fifteen degrees relative to its hosting space. (Imagine that from the room\u27s floor, walls, and ceilings the cage was always deviated by 15 degrees). The new space created artificially by the artist would ask its inhabitants to kinetically adapt to the elevated horizons, resulting in an exercise that was expected to benefit the people within, physically and mentally (by the adaptations). (Beijing Youth Daily 北京青年报，December 1994) (Jerry Wu\u2723).https://digital.kenyon.edu/zhou/1188/thumbnail.jp