「鳴」主要是製作一本台灣特有鳥類聲音辨識的圖鑑。
希望將台灣珍貴的自然資源，特別是瀕臨危機的本土鳥類，介紹給更多人，讓大家感受自然之美，並加深對生態保育的認識和支持。
「鳴」是一個結合聽覺與視覺的體驗專案，特地選擇了台灣中高海拔五種瀕臨危機的本土鳥類作為核心，分別有黃山雀、台灣畫眉、台灣藍鵲、藍腹鷴、帝雉，這五種鳥類。
設計概念主要是以光觸發的形式，去觸發聲音與色彩，翻到特定的頁數，就會聽到鳥類的叫聲，再翻開下一頁，故事的情節，在光線照射後會在頁面中慢慢浮現，鳴，是一本能與讀者產生互動的圖鑑。
圖鑑是以層層紙雕風格來表現故事與插畫，翻頁就能啟動聲音和隱藏的圖樣的機制，讓讀者可以在閱讀中聽到天籟之音，感光變色墨在受光後會慢慢顯出的重要的故事情節，讓閱讀過程中不時驚喜有趣，鳴不單單只是一本圖畫圖鑑，而是一本既能互動又能認識台灣特有鳥類的保育圖鑑。
周邊商品則是留聲萬用卡，讓收到卡片的人不僅感受手寫的溫度更能透過聲音傳達真實心意。
期望「鳴」能夠成為連結人、鳥與自然的橋樑，喚起更多人對生態保育的熱情。
"Ming" is primarily dedicated to creating a field guide for the identification of Taiwan's unique bird sounds. We hope to introduce Taiwan's precious natural resources, especially the endangered native bird species, to a wider audience, allowing everyone to appreciate the beauty of nature and deepen their understanding and support for ecological conservation.
"Ming" is an experiential project that combines auditory and visual elements. We specifically selected five endangered native bird species from Taiwan's mid to high altitudes as the core focus, including the Machlolophus holsti, Garrulax taewanus, Urocissa caerulea, Lophura swinhoii, and Syrmaticus mikado.
The design concept revolves around using light-triggered mechanisms to activate sound and color. When flipping to specific pages, readers will hear the birds' calls, and as they turn to the next page, the storyline will gradually appear on the page under the illumination. "Ming" is a field guide that fosters interaction with the reader.
The guide employs a layered paper-cutting style to depict stories and illustrations. Flipping the pages activates the mechanism for sound and hidden patterns, allowing readers to hear enchanting sounds while reading. The significant storylines revealed by light-sensitive ink add surprise and intrigue to the reading experience. "Ming" is not just an illustrated field guide but also an interactive tool to learn about and conserve Taiwan's endemic bird species.
Peripheral merchandise includes sound-recording universal cards, allowing recipients not only to feel the warmth of handwriting but also to convey genuine sentiments through sound.
We hope "Ming" will serve as a bridge connecting people, birds, and nature, inspiring more individuals to engage passionately in ecological conservation.
