書寫是在記憶中撿拾光點，觸動著每個令人心動的瞬間。以「貓教會我的事」呈現王意淳創作之餘，那些被貓咪治癒的時刻。展區與《春池玻璃》合作，透過玻璃解構文字，讓觀者得以感受書寫痕跡所折射出的日常碎片。對她而言，感知生活中所有微小的事物，即使不具意義，也可能成為日後難得的回憶。

 

如同為期一年的〈喵計畫〉，是以字為日記的行動。靈感來自家貓「芋泥」的叫聲——日常中最頻繁、也最親密的聲音。在各種回收或日常材料上創作「喵」一字，如咖啡豆的包裝袋、發票、裁剩的宣紙等。 日子有平凡也有特殊的時刻，透過一日又一日的「喵」，觀者可以坐在「喵豆腐」中，被帶回那個有貓陪伴的一天。

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Writing is a way of gathering fragments of light from memory—tracing the moments that quietly move us.

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Centered around “lessons my cat taught me,” this section reflects the moments of healing that accompany Wang’s creative life. In collaboration with Spring Pool Glass, characters are deconstructed and reformed through glass, allowing viewers to encounter fragments of everyday life refracted through the traces of writing. For Wang, attending to even the smallest details of life—no matter how insignificant they may seem—can give rise to memories that later become irreplaceable.

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The year-long Meow Project takes writing as a form of diary. Inspired by the voice of her cat, Taro—the most frequent and intimate sound in her daily life—Wang inscribes the character “meow” across a range of found and everyday materials: coffee packaging, receipts, leftover pieces of Xuan paper, among others.

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Days unfold in both ordinary and singular ways. Through each “meow,” repeated day after day, viewers are invited to sit within the Meow Tofu installation—gently brought back to a moment shaped by the quiet companionship of a cat.