因為住在附近，我經常會走進 Kew Gardens。有時只是短暫停留，有時則帶著相機慢慢地走上一整個下午。隨著一次次重返，我開始留意那些細微而緩慢的變化——季節轉換時的光線、潮濕空氣中的霧氣、植物顏色的變化，以及人群散去後短暫出現的安靜時刻。這些照片更像是一種持續的觀看與記錄。透過不同季節的整理，我希望保留下那些容易被忽略、卻又構成場所記憶的片刻。
Living nearby, I often find myself walking into Kew Gardens. Sometimes it is only a brief visit; other times I spend an entire afternoon moving slowly with a camera. With repeated returns, I’ve become more attentive to subtle and gradual shifts — seasonal changes in light, mist forming in humid air, variations in colour, and brief moments of stillness after visitors pass through. These photographs feel closer to an ongoing act of looking and recording. Arranged by season, they attempt to hold on to moments that are easily overlooked, yet quietly shape the memory of the place.
