Dig in what you've dug

In this project, I would like to talk about the relationship about ‘unestablished’ in ‘establishment’, ‘unexplored’ in ‘excavated’. It is a physical and endurance adventure, and is a time adventure. People around the world dig in different fields with their curiosity and responsibility. What the eyes can see will one day disappear, tangible and intangible ‘secrets’ waiting to be excavated…



This project inspired from my interest in archaeology, and the spirit of practice and exploration. There are countless treasures in the world will be forgotten over time, intentionally or not, and archaeologists use practical excavation to protect these forgotten memories. The definition of geological survey is not only to look at minerals and rocks, but also to look at the process of their formation and evolution from the history, land and ocean. Archaeologists are immersed in difficult and unpredictable environments, building ladders to the past and to the future. These steps have given endless inspiration to the people of the present, encouraging us to seek the secrets of the earth, and to see the enlightenment of the future from the civilization that has been established.