非漠視

蛾類在公眾視野中長期處於邊緣位置，其生態價值與物種多樣性，至今仍未被充分認識與呈現。這樣的落差，成為本設計企劃的起點。

在台灣，蝴蝶常被視為自然美感與生態意象的代表，廣泛出現在教育、展覽與各類視覺設計之中。相較之下，蛾類雖同屬鱗翅目，物種數量遠超蝴蝶，卻鮮少被納入主流敘事。牠們多半只以模糊的夜行形象存在於人們印象中，停留在燈光周圍的片刻閃動，甚至被簡化為干擾生活的存在。

這種落差不僅來自資訊的不足，也源於長期以來由視覺經驗所形塑的感官偏好與文化想像。當「美」被限定於特定形式，其他生命便逐漸退入背景。

本企劃嘗試透過設計轉譯與敘事建構，重新開啟人們對蛾類的感知窗口。藉由梳理其生態角色、形態特徵與文化潛能，讓蛾從被忽視的夜間存在，轉為可被觀看、理解與欣賞的對象，進一步引導觀者重新思考人與自然之間的觀看方式與價值關係。

femoth

Moths have long remained at the margins of public perception. Despite their ecological importance and remarkable diversity, they are still largely overlooked. This gap in awareness forms the starting point of this project.

In Taiwan, butterflies are widely recognized as symbols of natural beauty and are frequently featured in education, exhibitions, and visual design. In contrast, moths—though far more numerous within the same order—are rarely included in mainstream narratives. They are often perceived as vague nocturnal figures or even mistaken as pests.

This disparity reflects not only a lack of information, but also a deeper bias shaped by sensory and cultural preferences.

Through design and storytelling, this project seeks to reframe how moths are seen. By revealing their ecological roles and visual characteristics, moths are transformed from overlooked presences into subjects that can be observed, understood, and appreciated—inviting a renewed perspective on the relationship.