All It Left is Echoes: 5AM Sunrise in Hengchun 
4.25” x 3.25” x 0.25” 
Copper, bead chain, powder coat, color pencil 

Borrowing from a military tag mechanism18, I delve into the intricate dynamic of human relationships, specifically addressing the broader spectrum of loss — whether it is “lost”, the process of “losing”, or a “will lose.” Simultaneously, I aspire to prompt the audiences to reconsider their connections and the multifaceted nature of parting ways.

All It Left is Echoes: Dear Frederic 
4” x 2.5” 
Copper, bead chain, powder coat, color pencil 

Memory Souvenir 
A set of 15 pendants, size various 
Tissue, flour, acylic, fine point pen, flowers, nylon thread 

Memory Souvenir explores the tender relationship between humans and their life experiences, recognizing that they are interconnected and constantly evolving.
 

Memory Souvenir 
A set of 15 pendants, size various 
Tissue, flour, acrylic, fine point pen, flowers, nylon thread 

A memory archive of tickets collected from travels over several years is given a second life as a series of wearable pendants. Each ticket is patiently reproduced, detail by detail, onto another paper substrate to preserve the trace of time. They function as a portable journal to be carried on the body.

Projecting Forward 
Three albums each contain 10 prints with a film case, 2” x 0.7” x 3.5" 
Resin, AI generated images printed on polaroids, polaroid case cover 

Projecting Forward is an imaginary archive of photo- graphs that captures my fantasies about my future as it will appear over the next two decades. Continuing my habit of recording and commemorating using Polaroids, these images are created by providing corresponding settings to AI and printed using actual Polaroids. 

Through the Lens of Now and Beyond 
A lens and a set of 3 groups of slides Lens 3.5” x 1.9” x 2.2”, each slide 1.9” x 1.9” x 0.4” 
Resin, convex lens, AI generated images UV printed on acrylic 

Referencing the structure of a slide viewer for viewing transparencies, this mechanism uses 3D printing and paint to bring to life a bridge between the present and the future; through it, we can witness moments as they unfold. 

Through the Lens of Now and Beyond 
A lens and a set of 3 groups of slides Lens 3.5” x 1.9” x 2.2”, each slide 1.9” x 1.9” x 0.4” 
Resin, convex lens, AI generated images UV printed on acrylic 

The lens serves as a portal, with a potent storytelling capacity. I invite viewers to peer into the world through this lens, immersing themselves more deeply in the emotional power of a future ambiance. Collectively, these images that are created using prompts as conversation with AI, offer an interactive journey.