買過的所有東西、去過的所有地方、所有對話的對象都連結到一個專屬於我的ID或位址，保留著被記憶、可追溯的可能性。想像一個惡意他人存在的時候，手上一張不記名、隨時可移轉、燒掉或丟進垃圾桶的車票或從本質上匿名的數位機制就珍貴了起來。
這本名為「Anonymous」的攝影書，以貼紙可被重複撕黏、轉移、移除的特性，表現生活中仍具匿名性的物件或機制。我們仍然需要一張票才有辦法通過閘門，要進投票所前也需要驗證身份。然而這種「經過」就如本書封面一般，像鏡面上暫時凝結的水霧，霧氣散去之後，曾經用手指寫在上面的名字就查看不到了。
Everything I’ve ever purchased, every place I’ve visited, and everyone I’ve interacted with is linked to a unique ID or address, preserving the potential for memory and traceability. In a world where ill intent can linger, the value of something unregistered—like a ticket that can be transferred, discarded, or destroyed at any moment—or an inherently anonymous digital mechanism becomes evident.
This photography book, Anonymous, explores the idea of anonymity through the use of stickers—objects that can be peeled away, moved, or removed entirely. Even though we still need a ticket to pass through the gate, or must present our identity before entering a polling station, these moments of ”passing“ are fleeting. Like breath on a mirror, the imprint fades, leaving no trace of the name once written in the mist.
Publisher：自出版
14 x 14 x 1.5cm / 貼紙簿 / 版數20 / 2024
