Relay of Light reinterprets Taipower's history not as a linear record, but as a layered landscape of memory and imagination. Centered on its people, the work places figures within semi-isometric, suspended spaces where time overlaps and dissolves. Architecture, rural electrification, offshore islands, and evolving infrastructures drift between reality and reconstruction?each scene holding traces of what once was, and what continues to transform. Electricity becomes both subject and metaphor: a quiet force moving through land, bodies, and systems. It appears in visible forms?poles, meters, machines?and in invisible connections that shape everyday life. Across the series, gestures of labor repeat and evolve, echoing decades of persistence. Fragments of archives are not fixed in the past, but reactivated through drawing. In this continuous relay, history is carried forward?not as memory alone, but as an ongoing act of illumination.
