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Regarding the theory of wrinkled space, in the 1980s, French postmodernist philosopher Gil Deleuze proposed that the world and matter are composed of smaller and smaller folds based on the interpretation and development of Leibniz philosophy. The concept of folds as differences only exists in change, branching, and deformation, and folds overflow their originally fixed norms and boundaries, crossing their original limits to infinite expressive images and infinite free living states. All the artistic effects of survival and transformation exist in the folded world of folds, and ultimately form …