本作品旨在揭示現代建築美學背後隱而未現的生態代價，透過窗景與互動投影在虛實間的轉換，將「鳥類窗擊」這一場場無聲的日常悲劇轉化為深刻的感官體驗。當觀者漫步至展區，首先會被一幕由碎片化影像交織而成的視覺前導所吸引：湛藍的天空、玻璃上迷幻的倒影，以及高速掠過的鳥類殘響，影像中並不直接呈現撞擊的殘酷，而是巧妙地以玻璃上的細微裂紋與受驚留下的脫糞痕跡作為暗喻，在觀者心中埋下不安的伏筆。
隨著觀者親手拉開遮蔽的窗簾，隱藏在透明秩序下的真相才正式揭幕。若觀者選擇靜默旁觀而不採取任何行動，悲劇將在虛擬窗景中不斷輪迴上演，生命在撞擊聲中消逝，隨後由一場冷冽的大雨沖刷掉所有死亡的痕跡，讓一切歸於靜謐，卻也預示著下一場悲劇的循環。然而，當觀者決定介入，親手為玻璃貼上防撞窗貼時，原本筆直衝向陷阱的鳥類將感應到屏障而改變路徑，翩然掠過這道隱形的屏障。透過這份感官與情感的雙重震盪，作品不僅強化了受眾對窗擊議題的印象，更溫柔地提醒著：只需微小的行動，便能終止這場無盡的生態循環，讓人類建築與自然生命重啟和諧的對話。
This work unveils the ecological costs of modern architecture, transforming the silent tragedy of bird strikes into a profound sensory experience. Viewers are first drawn to a visual prologue of fragmented skies and surreal reflections—metaphors of glass fractures and distress that plant a seed of unease.
The tragedy beneath this "transparent order" is revealed only when the viewer draws back the curtain. If one remains a silent observer, the cycle of death repeats; lives vanish with a thud, followed by a cold downpour that washes away all traces. However, by intervening with anti-collision stickers, the viewer allows the birds to sense the barrier and alter their course. This interactive shift serves as a powerful reminder: a simple action can break this endless cycle, restoring a harmonious dialogue between human civilization and natural life.
