::: My contribution to SEA CHANGE :::
I created this image for my daily project at first. After I’ve found out this meaningful activity, I decided to stitched the real line which symbolizes the obstacles sea lives face and the boundaries to show more what I think.
Postmarks on the printed postcard at the end makes it more meaningful, I think.
I created this image for my daily project at first. After I’ve found out this meaningful activity, I decided to stitched the real line which symbolizes the obstacles sea lives face and the boundaries to show more what I think.
Postmarks on the printed postcard at the end makes it more meaningful, I think.
上圖出自 < 兩個插畫家 Boris x turtlewithpen 的合作每日連載project > 7/21 連載第十二天，我們畫「釣魚」，這張是我當天的產出。
隔幾天後我偶然看到這個活動，為了回應 ‘SEA CHANGE’ 向全世界創作者徵集明信片表達對海洋、海洋生物看法的活動，我將這張插畫做為基底，切去原先船上釣魚的人類，只隱晦地留下船型，畫面更大程度地留給海洋，想要呈現更多過度捕撈與忽略生物平衡的問題。
最終我選擇把原圖的釣魚餌線，以棉線真正手縫上去，故意戳一個洞一個洞的，並寫下以下這段話：
「 Hi，如果這條縫線在寄往予你的旅程中，被切斷或破壞了，那可能是因為有人注意到了這個議題，想讓這些海洋生物自由吧！（但是，我戳的那些洞並不會消失）；相反地，如果這條線安好如常，那麼我們需要更多努力吧！」
因為是明信片形式，寄送的途中，會經歷很多人、很多地方，這個訊息的傳遞，也因為這樣，增添了很多不確定性與不小心互動的趣味性！
The following is the final result when my postcard with postmarks had been through its SEA CHANGE journey from TAIWAN to UK.
( Please check SEA CHANGE's instagram to see more postcards and creative ideas from all over the world. )
