In her latest collection, Mona boldly engages with form and color in ceramics, creating human-like and animal-like figures where the sense of bodily form has been eliminated. Nevertheless, each of these figures still maintains its own spirit, personality, and independent identity. Her works are a fusion of emotions and inner experiences with natural forms, conveyed to the audience in a direct and unmediated way. In the personal and imaginative world of this artist, beauty is found in the unpleasant, and familiarity in the unfamiliar.