Situated on Command Square at Kong Zong Cultural Base, this land artwork transforms the land from a passive backdrop into a speaking subject. Drawing upon the “aesthetics of traditional decorative tiles” and “botanical symbolism,” it reinterprets historical traces and translates Taiwan‘s cultural IP into an accessible sensory map. Visitors are invited to begin with the point of contact beneath their feet, uncovering the primordial motifs embedded deep within the soil. The visual language weaves together Kong Zong Cultural Base ‘s military iconography and the botanical landscapes of the city, shifting the site from the hardness of institutional control toward the warmth of cultural memory. This is a spatial experience that must be read through the body: through each step, visitors connect with the ground, sensing the unhurried life rhythm of a land that is in no rush to complete itself. When looking down, the earth is no longer a silent support; instead, through the interwoven textures of history and plants, it invites people, through the act of movement, to participate in a deep resonance between the present and the past.

“IN TRANSIT” takes a coastal journey as a means of perception, initiating an imaginative action across time. Visitors become travelers in motion, setting off from the "Future Arrival Check-in" to awaken their consciousness of action. Through the "Sea Condition Tuning Cabin," climate data is translated, gradually calibrating their perception to the frequency of travel. Entering the "The Blue Passage," visuals and sounds guide the travelers' sensory actions. Moving beyond the visual flow, the "Sea-Flavour Transfer Station" restructures the scenes of marine IPs, fulfilling the concept of "bringing the sea back into life." Ultimately, visitors respond to the perceptions accumulated along the way with a postcard sent to the future, completing this traveler’s action. Yet, this journey does not truly end; instead, it returns to time in another form, waiting to be received once again.

In a cold era of AI expansion, this is a collective action shifting from rational data to emotional survival. When civilization leans too heavily toward the blue of rationality, we must launch an inward excavation and retrieval within a future archives room stacked with "data boxes." This is not merely about viewing, but about turning our gaze from inorganic computation to the depth of life, within a visual rhythm where blue technology and warm orange humanity intersect. The contemporary creations on display celebrate the irreplaceability of experience, emotion, and belief. We attempt to prompt the visitors: rather than a flawless AI, please truly love your flawed and unique self. This shift will ultimately transform into a cultural prescription, bringing the heat source of humanity back into life.

In an era where AI intervenes in our understanding of the world, this is a physical action to reclaim the "original settings of perception." We should not passively allow algorithms to define us; instead, we must reset ourselves from sensory overload to rediscover our creative instincts. Through the "Reboot" and the "Exploring Within," the exhibition guides visitors to dig deep into the intertwined emotional currents of the five senses. This is not merely an amplification of perception, but a "Soul Depot" that turns our focus toward observing historical landscapes and natural details overlooked by technology. Through cross-sensory association experiments, we calibrate our states within the confluence of emotions, understanding that creativity always stems from a profound self-awareness. This awakening of perception is not a logging out of the world, but a return to the starting point of "self," taking an active stance to re-choose how we perceive and connect with the world.

The exit of the exhibition is a "cultural airport" leading to the inner self. As we pass through the flow of the coastline and the reclamation of humanity, what is offered here is no longer just objects, but a "healing of body and mind" that dwells in daily life. From the footprints of "Walks through the 22 Counties and Cities," we harvest the soul of "island terroir" and the texture of "bountiful mountains and seas," blending them into “selected products" that carry the warmth of life. Every selected item is a "life supply," bearing the tranquility of the land and the instinct of creation. When you choose and take home these Taiwan cultural IPs, you are also translating the sensory awakening from the exhibition site into the gentlest presence in your daily life. This journey never ends; instead, between every touch and use, it continues to warm your independent and free soul.