白鷺鷥基金會與新媒體藝術家黃心健合作，在別具歷史意義空總舊址創作。結合故事+舞蹈+3D列印雕塑+即時肢體動作擷取+立體投影+即時3D互動影像+歷史建築，回憶轉化四十年前台灣的戒嚴。

Together, new media artist Hsin-Chien Huang (winner of the Best Virtual Reality Experience award at the 74th Venice Film Festival), Egret Foundation create an all-new production presented at a historical site, the former Air Force Command Headquarters. This production combines storytelling, dance, 3D printed sculptures, real-time motion capture, 3D projection, real-time 3D interactive images and historical building. The perspective and physical bodies of modern people are used to recall a time 40 years ago when Taiwan was under martial law. Pondering the history of people who experienced oppression, leads to an alternative form of technological sculpture.