土感

以「色彩感知」作為視覺媒介，將真實受污染土地的影像轉化為色票，透過色彩語言揭示環境污染的隱性痕跡。每一種色彩皆源自真實的土壤樣本與現地影像，象徵人為活動在大地肌理上留下的印記。作品試圖以視覺化的方式喚起觀者對土地議題的感知，使污染不再只是遙遠的數據，而是可被直視、感受與思考的存在。在這些看似和諧、甚至具備當代美感的色塊背後，隱藏著土地無聲的吶喊。透過將污染地景「去脈絡化」轉為色票，作品營造了一種矛盾的審美體驗：觀者最初可能被優雅的色調所吸引，隨後卻在得知其源自重金屬滲透或強酸侵蝕的真相時，產生強烈的心理震盪。

這種從「視覺愉悅」到「道德警醒」的轉折，正是作品的核心張力所在。色票在此不再僅是設計工具，而是轉化為一種**「視覺檔案」**。它將原本難以肉眼辨識的生態毒性，凝煉成具象的色彩語言，讓觀者不再隔著生硬的檢驗報告看世界，而是直接與大地的傷痕對話。

SOIL FEEL

Using "Color Perception" as a visual medium, this work transforms images of contaminated land into color palettes, revealing the hidden traces of environmental pollution. Each hue is derived from actual soil samples and site photography, symbolizing the imprints of human activity on the Earth’s texture.

By decontextualizing polluted landscapes into elegant color swatches, the work creates a paradoxical aesthetic: viewers are initially drawn to the contemporary beauty of the tones, only to face a "psychological shock" upon realizing they represent heavy metal infiltration or acid erosion.

This tension between visual pleasure and moral awakening transforms these swatches into a "Visual Archive." It distills invisible ecological toxicity into a concrete language, forcing a direct confrontation with the Earth's silent wounds rather than distant data.