Bringing the immense world, encompassing mountains, oceans, and the sky, into an exhibition, we attempt to immerse humans in nature. Extending our observation of mountains beyond mere upward gazes; listening to the oceans instead of drifting with the currents, we find that the expansive sky holds more than the alternation of day and night.

The creation of an ecosystem is not shaped by a single species, but by the intricate interactions among myriad plants, animals, and their environment. This exhibition, set against the backdrop of streams in Wulai District, New Taipei City, highlights Taiwan’s keystone species, including the Formosan black bear and other endemic creatures. It serves as a guide for us humans, as integral members of this environment, to appreciate the beauty and poignancy of the living creatures that share our world.