In the midst of a busy daily life, brief moments of free time became opportunities for me to look at my surroundings again. I often use the smartphone I carry with me to record scenes that unexpectedly catch my attention while moving through the city. For me, a smartphone is not only a communication device but also a tool for seeing the world, allowing me to capture fleeting moments hidden within everyday life.

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This way of working is similar to the idea of "street observation," which focuses not on famous landmarks or major events, but on overlooked details in the city and the curious relationships that emerge between people, objects, and their surroundings. Through walking and observing, ordinary scenes gradually reveal their humor, coincidences, and poetic qualities.

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These photographs are both a collection of everyday experiences and a form of fieldwork in daily life. They are also a practice of looking. Through the camera, I try to rediscover a sense of unfamiliarity within familiar places, drawing attention to moments that might otherwise go unnoticed and opening up new ways of perceiving the everyday urban landscape.

 

在忙碌的日常中，零碎的空閒時間成為我重新觀看周遭環境的契機。我習慣拿起隨身攜帶的手機，記錄那些在移動過程中偶然映入眼簾的景象。對我而言，手機不只是通訊工具，更是一種觀看世界的媒介，使我得以在生活的縫隙中捕捉稍縱即逝的瞬間。

 

這樣的創作方式如同「路上觀察學」，關注的不是著名地標或重大事件，而是城市裡容易被忽略的細節，以及人、物件與環境交會後產生的趣味景觀。透過持續行走與觀察，那些看似平凡的風景逐漸顯露出幽默、巧合與詩意。

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影像既是日常經驗的採集，猶如某種生活田調，觀看行為的實踐。我試圖藉由鏡頭重新發現熟悉環境中的陌生感，讓被忽視的片刻成為值得凝視的存在，並在城市的日常風景中開啟新的感知可能。