Suh Do-Ho's *Doormat: Leave Me Alone* presents a sardonic yet quietly poignant commentary on domesticity, boundaries, and personal space. The work transforms an everyday household object into a vessel for emotional expression, embedding an intimate plea within a surface designed for routine, mindless use. This tension between the mundane function of a doormat and the vulnerability of its inscribed message invites viewers to reflect on the threshold between public and private life.