Cutie Killed

牠們的可愛來自天性，是人類無需教導便能感知與產生情感連結的存在；然而牠們的死亡，卻往往源自於人為忽視與環境設計的不當。
本系列以「路殺」議題為核心，關注那些在道路上無聲消逝的生命。這些動物多半不被看見、不被記錄，甚至在日常中被快速遺忘。因此，作品選擇以「玩偶」作為主要載體——這是一種當代社會中極具親和力與流通性的物件，常被用來承載情感、風格與個人認同。透過將路殺動物轉化為可被攜帶、展示的娃娃形式，使原本遙遠且沉重的議題，以更貼近日常的方式重新進入大眾視野。
在造型上，娃娃保留柔軟、療癒的外觀，同時結合輪胎痕等象徵性符號，將傷痕轉化為視覺語言，直接烙印於臉部，形成辨識度與議題連結。
「Cutie Killed」不僅是一組物件設計，更是一種介入公共議題的溝通策略。藉由將娃娃掛於包袋、進入日常流動的生活場景，讓路殺議題得以被看見、被討論，甚至被再次記憶。期望透過這樣的設計轉譯，引發更多人對道路環境、生態保護與人類行為的關注，進而累積改變的可能。

Cutie Killed

Their cuteness is innate, but their deaths are man-made. “Cutie Killed” is a series of doll designs that address the issue of roadkill. Plush toys, objects deeply rooted in contemporary popular culture, serve as the medium through which the project presents this topic. These eye-catching yet disarmingly cute objects pierce public indifference to roadkill and invite viewers to confront a tragedy that often goes unnoticed along the roadside.

“Cutie Killed” is not merely a collection of designed objects, but a communication strategy that intervenes in public discourse. By attaching the dolls to bags and integrating them into everyday movement, the issue of roadkill becomes visible, discussable, and memorable. Through this design translation, the project seeks to raise awareness of road environments, ecological protection, and human responsibility—ultimately encouraging small but meaningful steps toward change.