The Clothes Hanger Connects People And Clothes. Once Deconstructed And Reassembled It Is Reborn In A Different Shape. After Being Exposed To The Elements For A Period Of Time, The Exterior Of The Hanger Takes On An Altogether Different Type Of Beauty. Through Reassembly And Transformation, The Artists Cut Off Parts Of The Clothes Hangers To Create A “Hanger Chair,” Which Can Be Used With Waste Cloth That Is Re-Sewn And Remade To Turn It Into As A Cover For The Hanger Chair. At This Point The Relationship Between Clothes, Clothes Hangers And People Is Transformed, With Both Clothes And Clothes Hangers Taking In A New Appearance Right In Front Of Us. This Both Extends The Life Of Waste Objects And Allows Them To Continue To Exist In Different Forms. The Design Duo “Biaugust”-Owen Chuang And Lu Shan-Yan -Infuse Their Work With Life And Emotions. They Also Include Ideas About Environment Protection And Attempt To Find Various Possibilities Between People And Design Through A Variety Of Media.