掰 - 人生最後一次出版

死亡不像人們想的那麼可怕，坦誠地探討死亡，反而能透過寫遺書的過程，更了解如何運用接下來的時間。

本專題主視覺以水元素為概念去設計，強調情感間的流動，凸顯遺書中濃厚的情感，標準字則透過線條呈現。

先前的問卷調查發現有部分民眾想寫卻苦於沒有方向，因此本專題設計了一本互動式引導手冊來解決此問題並輔助我們推廣寫遺書更加完善。
外盒設計成信件樣式，並融合互動，讀完手冊後可於盒中寫遺書，再將其如同信件般收起。手冊內容設計成選擇題，讓讀者更好地理解與思考，且可將貼紙撕下黏貼至外盒互動紙卡上變成吊飾。

最後展示不同年齡層的遺書，讓大眾了解不同年齡的人，對於人生與死亡的看法以及遺書多元的呈現方式(可以是文字、畫作、影片等呈現方式)。

期望透過這個展覽，讓大眾明白時間的珍貴，並啟發思考和行動，不再忌諱討論死亡。先前已有在台鋁辦過一次展覽，有收到回饋，現在呈現的作品是有參考回饋再做完善。

Bye - Last Publication of a Lifetime

Death is not as frightening as people imagine. By openly discussing death, we can gain a better understanding of how to make the most of our remaining time.

The main visual concept of this project is centered around water elements, emphasizing the flow of emotions and highlighting the intense emotions within farewell letters. The standard font is presented through lines.

Previous surveys have revealed that some individuals desire to write farewell letters but struggle due to a lack of direction. Therefore, this project has developed an interactive guidebook to address this issue and enhance the promotion of writing farewell letters.

The outer packaging is designed in the style of a letter and incorporates interactive elements. After reading the guidebook, individuals can write their farewell letters inside the box, which can then be sealed and folded like a letter. The content of the guidebook is presented in multiple-choice questions to help readers better understand and contemplate. Additionally, stickers can be peeled off and attached to interactive paper cards on the outer packaging to create ornaments.

Finally, farewell letters from different age groups are displayed to help the public understand the varying perspectives on life and death, as well as the diverse presentation methods of farewell letters (which can include text, artwork, videos, etc.).

Through this exhibition, we hope to enlighten the public about the preciousness of time, inspiring reflection and action, and eliminating the taboo surrounding discussions about death. We have previously held an exhibition at Taiwan Aluminum, incorporating feedback received to improve our current presentation.