Vō launched an ambitious project in 2011, when he made a replica of the Statue of Liberty with a scale of 1:1, breaking her up into more than 300 pieces for exhibition in different countries. Erected in 1886, the statue stands near the Hudson Estuary on Liberty Island. Over the years, she has become a landmark for many immigrants when they arrived at the "land of opportunity." As a symbol of freedom and escape from tyranny, she later became an iconic structure in the United States. Some people also interpreted her as representing American power and money politics. His work titled "We The People" is the opening phrase of the Preamble to the United States Constitution of 1787, and again, both proclaim the meaning of liberty. Moreover, Vō divided the statue of liberty, intending to break down politics, explore the power of money, and define freedom.