看不見的色彩

壓力對我們來說是幫助還是負擔?
本作品關注人們在日常生活中反覆面對、卻被忽略的壓力狀態，而這些壓力往往在尚未被察覺前，便開始影響自己身心與情緒反應。我們透過視覺與互動構成實驗性設計，以氣球作為壓力的轉變媒介，藉由充氣、膨脹、變形的意象，使其被「察覺」、被「理解」，並引發「反思」。

在日常生活中，壓力往往以模糊、無形的形式存在，讓大家難以察覺，也缺乏被理解與表達的出口。這是一個看似平常卻容易被忽略的大眾議題，在長期忽視且辨識不足下，最終造成自身情緒失控與崩潰。於是希望讓大家理解壓力本身並不一定是負面的，而是在於我們如何來看待。

因此，我們依照壓力來源分為8種類型，並建立對應的色彩與角色系統，藉由「故事交換盒」、「壓力介紹冊」與「留聲播放室」為主要組成。集結無數真實故事，設計由「選擇」、「探索」到「聆聽」的互動流程，使體驗者可以透過旁觀的角度，重新看待自己所承受的壓力。也許當別人的故事與自己經歷重疊的那一刻，你會想起那份一直被自己忽略的情緒……

Invisible Color

Is pressure a source of support, or a burden to us?

This work explores overlooked pressures in daily life that affect physical and emotional states before being recognized. Balloons are used as a medium to transform pressure—through inflation, expansion, and deformation—making it “perceived,” “understood,” and prompting “reflection.”

Pressure often exists in a vague and intangible form, making it difficult to notice or express. When ignored, it may lead to emotional imbalance. This work suggests that pressure is not inherently negative, but depends on how we perceive it.

The installation includes a “Story Exchange Box,” a “Pressure Guidebook,” and a “Listening Room,” guiding participants through “selection,” “exploration,” and “listening” to re-examine their experiences. When another person’s story overlaps with your own, you may rediscover a long-overlooked emotion.