BLUEPRINTS
91 x 57 cm, blueprint, acrylic on glass, wooden frame, 2018
Drawing upon my father’s architectural blueprints from the 1980s—particularly those related to our family home in Taipei—I revisit the formative memories of childhood. While my father drafted plans on one side of the paper, I instinctively used the back of the discarded ones for my own drawings. This series of work reactivates that early, silent dialogue, extending it across generations and transforming it into a shared space of memory, transmission, and creation.
91 x 57 cm, blueprint, acrylic on glass, wooden frame, 2018
Drawing upon my father’s architectural blueprints from the 1980s—particularly those related to our family home in Taipei—I revisit the formative memories of childhood. While my father drafted plans on one side of the paper, I instinctively used the back of the discarded ones for my own drawings. This series of work reactivates that early, silent dialogue, extending it across generations and transforming it into a shared space of memory, transmission, and creation.