A  offshore fishing boat captain, my grandfather often shared stories of life at sea and maritime folk beliefs, and brought back various marine species. These experiences shaped the rhythms and culture of fishing villages, while reflecting a gradually disappearing maritime everyday life.

This project uses computer embroidery to create textile sculptures between two- and three-dimensional forms, reconstructing commonly consumed fish species in Taiwan—fish that once filled the table with flavor, but have gradually lost their shapes and colors in urban memory through cutting and cooking.