Miru Hayung is a creative artist whose work 'Endless Vitality' was presented as a diplomatic gift by the President to Palau. His series 'Fields of Perpetual Life Series' is highly collectible and carries significant spiritual value. The key concept in his work, Fields of Perpetual Life, is inspired by the traditional Atayal fishing tool known as the rakar fish trap. He incorporates the idea of the rakar into his creations, with the central theme of 'catching big fish to protect small fish,' aiming to achieve ecological balance and allow life to continuously flourish. This spiritual concept is vividly interpreted in Miru Hayung’s works. He handles subtle color changes through the division and reorganization of the canvas, attempting to depict the infinite transformations of nature, while also interpreting the delicate emotions of humanity. Miru Hayung’s artworks are not just pieces of art; they are a song of life. His works remind us of the importance of protecting nature and ecological balance, while also encouraging the continuous flow of life. Through his art, he conveys nourishment to those around him, inviting the viewer to feel the beauty and diversity of life.