碳纖維、3D列印件、黑枸杞、黑豆、薯莨、回收老窗、幫浦 
2020

展覽：Having Friends in The Future 2021 

這座雕塑的設計目的是模仿一個國際義工計劃在青海囊謙縣建造的溫室原型，作為對這次旅行和學校的致敬。在2018年8月至11月期間，我自願參與了一項慈善計劃，與氣象工程師 Wiriar Rattanansuwan 和當地學校創辦人 Tsangsar Kunga 一起工作。該計劃最初的目標是在位於海拔約3700米的青海省囊謙縣建造一個能夠抵禦嚴寒冬季條件的溫室。該溫室旨在為札西格森學校照顧下的孤兒提供全年蔬菜供應，該學校的座標位置為32°31'45.2"N 96°03'05.2"E。此外，我們還希望通過探索跨學科的生產系統，將慈善計劃、藝術和科學聯繫起來。因此，使用當地植物染色的太陽能電池板建造溫室具有教育和社區發展價值。這三個窗戶分別用黑豆、薯莨和青海地區的黑枸杞染色。電池的碳電極由石墨烯製成，形狀是基於Tsansar Kunga的三個書法字。從左到右的三個字分別代表聲音、生命壽命和磁場方向。本作品得到了台灣工藝研究發展中心的補助支持。

4 pieces of DSSC 30x30cm
carbon fiber, 3D printing, titanium dioxide nano powder, lycium ruthenicum, black soy bean, shulang yam, annatto, FTO conductive glass, recycled window, pump, iodine electrolyte, graphine
2020

Tashi Gatsen greenhouse construction document on wiki

The design intention of this sculpture is to mimic a prototype greenhouse built in Nangqian County, Qinghai, by an international volunteer program, as a tribute to that journey and the school. From August to November 2018, I voluntarily participated in a charity project, working with meteorological engineer Wiriar Rattanansuwan and local school founder Tsangsar Kunga. The initial goal of the project was to construct a greenhouse capable of withstanding harsh winter conditions at an altitude of approximately 3,700 meters in Nangqian County, Qinghai Province. The greenhouse aimed to provide year-round vegetable supply for orphans under the care of the Zaxigelan School, located at coordinates 32°31'45.2"N 96°03'05.2"E.

Additionally, our objective was to forge connections between charity, art, and science through the exploration of interdisciplinary production systems. Consequently, constructing the greenhouse with solar panels dyed using locally sourced plant dyes imparts educational and community development significance. The three windows are adorned with dyes derived from black beans, shulang yam, and black wolfberry from the Qinghai region. The carbon electrodes of the cells are crafted from graphene, taking the form of Tsansar Kunga's three calligraphic characters. These Tibetan calligraphic characters, designed by Tsansar Kunga, patternize the carbon electrode of the solar window. From left to right, they symbolize sound, life expectancy, and magnetic field direction. This project received support from the Taiwan Crafts Research and Development Center.