The purpose of this study was to highlight the therapeutic meaning of graffiti knitting in terms of expanding its limits in art therapy. In contemporary art, performance is intended as an artistic expression while performance art therapy is a method of intentionally approaching the body for therapeutic purposes by combining various mediums. Performance art therapy is combined with different mediums to care for and treat the body. Therefore, this researcher considers that through performance, knitting is a suitable therapy for stimulating the body’s five senses in both children and adults. This attempt borrows from Koestler s concept of bisociation, and first discusses the meaning of art therapy when knitting and natural forest are combined. It explores whether the concept of natural healing and knitting work can be applied to various groups in a stable space and method through deferred association and the incorporation of aspects such as immersion, meditation, and exercise, etc. It also considers what other essential effects can be observed. Graffiti knitting involved promoting the creativity of bisociation and loosening mental knots. Based on these results, the implications and limitations of this study are discussed.