For centuries, art and music have been helping people explore conflicts and themes that influence their actions, thoughts, and emotions. This project studies the positive impact of punk culture on social mental health. Based on the DIY, rebellion, and self in the punk spirit, it forms a coherent and interactive musical narrative style through solid visual language. Its innovative and inclusive concept provides a creative outlet for the rise of art therapy in modern society, allowing the public to express their thoughts, emotions and experiences in an unconventional and unfiltered way, thereby awakening and reshaping self-awareness.

Punk-themed art therapy is a unique and effective way to actively deal with a range of challenging psychosocial adaptation problems brought about by the period of emotional, cognitive and social transition. It encourages people to achieve a higher sense of self-worth and identity in their value creation and causes society to redefine people with mental health issues. By emphasizing its inclusiveness and creativity, therapists are motivated to apply diverse and non-traditional forms of psychological intervention strategies to the integrative therapeutic process, aiming to promote mental health development and support the unity of global communities.