由不同的女性來談不同年代的台獨困境和運動進程，有一種不同世代紀錄的互相碰撞感。故底色由不同深淺的綠色和灰色組成，也像是書頁的形狀，自由的彩色包覆著戒嚴時期的黑色。

隨著時代的變化，台灣這個地方的樣貌也在不同世代人心裡留下不同的樣子。不太真實的三四條線，是不同世代的運動者一起寫下的台灣印象。

Women from different generations reflect on the challenges and trajectories of Taiwan’s independence movement across time, creating a sense of collision and dialogue between generations of lived experience and historical memory.

The background is composed of layered greens and greys in varying tones, forming shapes reminiscent of book pages. These colors are freely overlaid, enveloping the black that symbolizes the Martial Law era—suggesting how later generations reinterpret, surround, and respond to that period of repression.

As time evolves, Taiwan’s image has taken on different forms in the minds of different generations. The loosely drawn, almost unreal lines—three or four strokes in total—represent a collective impression of Taiwan, written together by activists from different eras. They capture not a single definitive image, but a shared yet fragmented memory shaped by time, struggle, and generational perspective.