An annual group exhibition that tells the story of Nangang, an emerging tech and financial hub once known as ‘Black Smoke Town,’ a declining industrial district.

This work narrates the scene of air pollution during the industrial period, utilizing the form of a light box to depict the timeline of the land,  leveraging light to penetrate the darkness of the stark night, bringing about a process of regeneration and healing to regain the original appearance of Nangang. The patchwork curtain is made of discarded fabric from a recycling plant, using voluminous waste materials to recreate the black smoke-covered air pollution scene back then. The heavy patchwork sets off the divided egg-shaped light boxes. At the brink of division, history and vision find a new meaning of home.