The Light Bridge draws inspiration from the artist’s visits to Zhiben and his deep connection with local memories—particularly the story of the former hot spring bridge and the late postman Wen Yong-Nan. More than a physical structure spanning a river, the bridge symbolizes emotional connections between people, linking the local and the distant, memory and the present, nature and culture. Using light as his purest medium, the artist outlines a bridge that transcends time and space, inviting viewers to pass through it—not to interpret, but to feel; not to observe, but to experience. Continuing his signature understated style, the artist responds to the spirit and memory of the site with quiet gestures. Through stillness and light, he seeks to evoke a deeper resonance between the viewer, the land, and its history.