《月裡絨歌》靈感來自神奇寶貝中的毛辮羊，牠以圓潤潔白的身形、溫順安靜的性格廣受喜愛。作品中，毛辮羊的形象轉化為一種夢境與庇護的意象。孩童沉眠於毛辮羊溫暖的懷抱中，整體構圖彷彿一個圓形的絨，象徵著守護、重生與成長。

作品中的羊角、羊耳與綁辮設計保留毛辮羊的可愛特色，並與孩童的髮辮自然融合，隱喻著孩童與自然靈獸之間無縫的連結。木材原色展現出溫潤柔軟的質感，搭配淺米白的上色手法，塑造出羊毛如雲似雪的層層觸感，讓觀者產生觸覺共鳴，進一步喚醒內在的安定情感。

呼應台灣原住民族文化中「毛毯、織布、編織」的符號意涵。對於多數原民族群而言，毯子不只是保暖之物，更象徵族群的延續、祖靈的庇護與母性的守護之力。作品將毛辮羊幻化為夢中母靈的載體，構成孩童在夢境中安全成長的樣貌。

Woolsong Beneath the Moon is inspired by Dubwool, the soft, gentle Pokémon beloved for its round, snow-white body and calm temperament. In this piece, Dubwool is reimagined as a symbol of sanctuary and dreamlike comfort. A sleeping child nestles into the warmth of the woolly creature’s embrace, and the circular composition evokes the image of a woven nest—suggesting protection, renewal, and growth.

Elements such as the curled horns, floppy ears, and braided tufts retain Dubwool’s signature charm, while subtly blending into the child’s own braids. This seamless fusion implies an intimate connection between the child and their spiritual companion. The sculpture maintains the natural tone of camphor wood, enhanced with soft beige coloring to mimic the layered, cloud-like texture of wool—inviting tactile empathy and awakening a deep sense of calm in the viewer.

The piece also resonates with Indigenous Taiwanese symbolism of “blankets, weaving, and textile traditions.” For many Indigenous groups, a woven blanket represents more than warmth—it embodies lineage, maternal protection, and ancestral presence. In this dreamscape, Dubwool becomes a spirit-mother figure, enveloping the child in a safe haven where growth and healing can unfold.