The installation Oshin Mother is one of the few works that allow the visitor to enter physically. The in the work in-cooperated small children sized chair hints at the accessibility of the installation. The work presented on the floor welcomes the viewer to sit and to lie on it, hence to experience the work with the whole body. The abstracted female figure embraces the mythological personification of the ocean as a woman. Thinking of the origin of all life and the eternal ocean that once has covered the entire globe the work inspires awe and deep admiration for the preciousness element of water. The aesthetics and the title of the work derives from a child’s handwriting that contained the spelling mistake of writing Oshin Mother instead of ocean mother.