Walking ten thousand steps a day is said to be good for your health. Within such repetitive movement, however, do we simply pass by without noticing or are we capable of discovering something more extraordinary? By paying attention to moments of small encounter, the urban wanderer can capture the fleeting tensions that arise between these two states, briefly revealing deeper meanings embedded in our surroundings. 

From his own experiences of growing up from within an industrial landscape, Yung-Chih LEE explores the connection between his personal life and the collective consciousness of the city, as well as the neglected but still stubborn ‘state’ of time in Taiwan's processes of modernization.