This is destined to be an endless journey—a path filled with erosion, wounds, solitude, and profound introspection. Through the lens, I embarked on a soul-stirring visual voyage, beginning with the icebergs of Alaska's seas, traversing the Pacific glaciers of New Zealand, extending to the frozen expanses of the Arctic Ocean and Antarctic waters, and finally returning to my unforgettable homeland—Taiwan, perched on the Tropic of Cancer. These images, like precious fragments, weave together a vast seascape, chronicling the traces of life that inhabit these waters and the imprints of human activity.
As global warming intensifies and humanity's unchecked exploitation persists, rising sea levels pose an imminent threat to countless coastal cities, many of which are already submerged beneath the waves, their civilizations and landscapes lost to the ocean. Each photograph is a testament to exploration and, more importantly, a warning. They speak in silent urgency, reminding us that the Earth’s lungs are being wounded, suffocating under the relentless encroachment of seawater—a pain that is unbearable. This is not merely a lament for nature but a profound wake-up call for humanity’s future.
This is destined to be an endless journey—a path filled with erosion, wounds, solitude, and profound introspection. Through the lens, I embarked on a soul-stirring visual voyage, beginning with the icebergs of Alaska's seas, traversing the Pacific glaciers of New Zealand, extending to the frozen expanses of the Arctic Ocean and Antarctic waters, and finally returning to my unforgettable homeland—Taiwan, perched on the Tropic of Cancer. These images, like precious fragments, weave together a vast seascape, chronicling the traces of life that inhabit these waters and the imprints of human activity.
As global warming intensifies and humanity's unchecked exploitation persists, rising sea levels pose an imminent threat to countless coastal cities, many of which are already submerged beneath the waves, their civilizations and landscapes lost to the ocean. Each photograph is a testament to exploration and, more importantly, a warning. They speak in silent urgency, reminding us that the Earth’s lungs are being wounded, suffocating under the relentless encroachment of seawater—a pain that is unbearable. This is not merely a lament for nature but a profound wake-up call for humanity’s future.
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