追 煙火

煙火是臺灣節慶中重要的文化，承載著團聚、慶祝與情感記憶。然而，在絢爛綻放之後，現場所遺留下的紙筒、纖維管與引線等殘留物，往往被視為一次性廢棄物而被忽略。
本計劃以煙火施放後的殘留物為材料，透過撿拾、拆解與手工再製，重新轉化其原有結構與質地。在處理過程中，保留原有的使用痕跡，並透過拼接、排列與重組，使其轉化為具視覺語言的物件，延續煙火綻放時的形態。同時，將部分紙材再製為再生紙，應用於包裝與結構之中，使殘留物從消耗品轉爲可再利用的物品。
萬花筒成為煙火與人之間的媒介，將殘留物轉化為可實際操作體驗的萬花筒。觀者在轉動與觀看的過程中，透過光影變化重新感知煙火，使短暫的綻放得以延伸為可被反覆體驗的存在。
透過殘留物轉化，煙火不再只是轉瞬即逝的畫面，而成為一種可被保存、感知與再利用的媒介，進一步引導人們重新思考煙火、觀看方式與循環之間的關係。

Trail of Firework

Trail of Firework is inspired by Taiwanese festival fireworks, focusing on the residues left after their fleeting display. Discarded materials such as paper tubes and fragments, once carrying festive memories, are often overlooked as waste. Through collecting, dismantling, and remaking, these materials are transformed into an interactive kaleidoscope. By preserving their textures and reconfiguring their forms, the project extends the moment of explosion into a continuous visual experience. As viewers rotate and observe, they engage with shifting patterns of light and shadow, rethinking the relationship between fireworks, materials, and the environment as an ongoing cycle.