同流核污

當放射性廢水匯入大海，受苦的不只是海洋生物。本系列作品《同流核污》透過超現實的視覺語彙，探討核污染如何滲透並打破原本平衡的生態循環。作品不僅是對環境災難的紀錄，更是對人類文明盲目擴張的深刻警示。
視覺設計上，選用了極具諷刺意味的元素：在明亮的鮮黃色背景下，海洋生物產生了荒誕的變異。魷魚與翻車魚長出了本不屬於海洋的翅膀——這並非進化的奇蹟，而是生命在劇毒環境中扭曲求生的悲劇。如海報所言：「他不是想飛，只是活不下去。」這揭示了污染如何強迫生命改變本質，而這種扭曲終將透過食物鏈回饋到人類自身。
場景中佈滿了廢棄的冷卻塔、崩塌的城市建築與隨處可見的核能警示標誌，象徵著科技文明崩毀後的荒涼。深藍與灰綠的色調壓抑而沉重，與螢光色的變異生物形成強烈對比，強調了輻射污染那種「看不見但無處不在」的恐懼感。
在流動的海洋面前，沒有人能置身事外。我們與污染同流，亦將與海洋同命。本作品旨在觸發觀者思考：當最後一滴清澈的海水也消失時，人類引以為傲的文明將何去何從？

Co-current nuclear contamination

When radioactive wastewater flows into the ocean, more than just marine life suffers. Our series, Co-current Nuclear Contamination, utilizes surreal visual language to explore how nuclear pollution infiltrates and disrupts the delicate balance of the ecological cycle. Featuring mutated squids and sunfish with wings, the work reveals a heartbreaking tragedy of survival: "He doesn't want to fly; he just can't survive down here." This shows how pollution forces life to alter its essence, a distortion that will eventually haunt humanity through the food chain.
Through abandoned cooling towers and urban ruins, we warn of the desolation following the collapse of technological civilization. In the face of the shifting tides, no one can remain a bystander. We flow with the pollution; we share the ocean's fate. When the last drop of clear water vanishes, where will our pride go? We must confront the consequences before the current becomes irreversible.