If I were to encapsulate the essence of Taipei's streets, it would be described as "organised chaos." The landscape may seem disorderly, yet it is held together by an underlying order, resulting in a fascinating collision.

I grew up in Taipei and have been living in London for eight years. Being away from home for such a long time, I've noticed that my impression of Taipei has become more refined. Whenever I return to Taiwan, I capture images that showcase the unique quality of "Organised Chaos". Over time, these images have become the materials through which I reconstruct memories of Taipei.

The series was captured using photogrammetry, a technique I’ve been employing for years, and I started to use it in photography in 2019. This approach resembles a comprehensive recording of sculpted light, compressing the fluidity of time and the shifting of space, while extracting the most exquisite facets.