In the midst of a busy daily life, I use my smartphone to record scenes that unexpectedly catch my attention while moving through the city. This way of working is similar to “street observation,” focusing not on famous landmarks or major events, but on overlooked details and the interesting relationships between people, objects, and their surroundings. Through walking and observing, ordinary urban scenes gradually reveal humor, coincidence, and poetic qualities.​

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These photographs are both a collection of everyday experiences and a form of fieldwork in daily life. Through the camera, I try to rediscover a sense of unfamiliarity within familiar places and explore new ways of seeing the city.

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This book is handmade and presented in an accordion-fold format, allowing the images to unfold in a continuous sequence, much like a walk through the streets. Its passport-sized format makes it easy to hold and browse. As the pages unfold, readers are invited to travel through Taipei alongside the artist, experiencing the city through the act of walking and looking.

 

在忙碌的日常中，我習慣以手機記錄移動途中偶然映入眼簾的景象。這樣的創作方式如同「路上觀察學」，關注的並非著名地標或重大事件，而是城市中容易被忽略的細節，以及人、物件與環境交會後產生的趣味風景。透過持續行走與觀察，那些平凡的街景逐漸顯露出幽默、巧合與詩意。

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這些影像既是日常經驗的採集，也是一種生活田調的實踐。我試圖透過鏡頭重新發現熟悉環境中的陌生感，並在城市風景中開啟新的觀看方式。​

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本書以手工書形式製作，採經摺裝呈現沿途觀看的線性節奏，使影像如散步般緩緩展開。書籍尺寸設定為護照大小，便於攜帶與翻閱，邀請讀者跟隨頁面展開的路徑，如同作者一般穿梭於台北街頭，在行走與閱讀之間共同遊歷這座城市。