I visited the streets around the “dragon cave” area in Taipei City, and photographed foods from street vendors in a sleek commercial fashion. In exchange for the prints, the vendors provided foods in the ensuing gallery festival opening. This project generates a dialogue between public art and the community. By placing commercial photography with everyday subject matters in the context of art, it questions the real relationship between the local community and public art.

走訪台北市大龍峒的巷弄，拍攝攤販販售的食物，將他們以商業攝影的模式拍下並製作成燈箱片，然後將作品與商家販賣的食物做交換，並將食物集結於同日與民眾分享，那天正為台北市公共藝術節的開幕典禮。此件作品探討公共藝術強力置入於社區的行為，民眾對於公共藝術陌生的態度是否可從攤販裡被懸掛的商業攝影去思考－公共藝術的存在性是否與當地民眾有確切的互動關係。