"Iron Stacking: Build Your Way" is an artwork inspired by the automotive repair industry. Using deconstructed car parts, particularly car hoods, it explores themes of automobile manufacturing, consumerism, and labor. The distinctive shapes of the car hoods reflect the era of modernization and consumer culture. The piece also highlights the use of contemporary industrial materials, bringing new life to these elements. Displayed at the Sado Island Galaxy Art Festival, the artwork invites visitors to participate in iron stacking, inspired by Japanese folklore about stone stacking. This interactive activity connects with the island's history as a bustling port, symbolizing the hard work of industrial laborers and the area’s cultural prosperity. The ever-changing stacking forms reflect the evolving process and environment, blending modern design with historical remembrance, and representing the island’s evolving history and diverse future possibilities.

This work is supported by the Taipei City Government Cultural Affairs Bureau.