For the “Reading Pingtung” project, the bus shelter takes the form of a seashell—anchored in sensory experience and shaped by island memory.

Geometric fish-scale patterns grow across the shell’s surface, scattered along its curves in an irregular rhythm. The result is a visual cadence—echoing the unique winds of the Austronesian South, the sound of waves meeting coral, clouds drifting softly overhead. Within the five minutes of waiting for a bus, these layered textures seem to hum and whisper, turning sight into sound.

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此次「閱讀。屏東」以貝殼為載體，感官為方向出發，作為公車站體形式。

 

幾何感的魚麟片生植於貝類上，隨著曲線的蜿蜒而錯落，視覺呈現非整齊化一，產生一種韻律感。這是南島獨有的風聲，是浪花與礁石，是雲輕輕飄過；視覺傳遞的聲音在等公車的五分鐘此起彼落。