「街頭故事：台灣訪談計畫」是一部隨機播放、非線性剪輯的紀錄片，交織了台灣街頭勞動者的身影與訪談，並置生活環境與風景影像，讓人物心理質地與生命故事更增添色彩。拼貼的影像意圖創造一個液態肖像，呈現出人與地方的多層次面向與交織不清的關係。
影片結構有如中日詩詞中的聯句與連歌，驅動觀者結合並重組訪談、風景、肖像等畫面，用蒙太奇的方式讓畫面間產生關連與交互關係。
最後，作品內容與影片架構也是一個工具，得以重新想像公共空間的電子螢幕與紀錄片之間，如何能更詩意地創造出一種新的敘事及當代電子藍圖。

The installation entitled, Street Stories: A Taiwan Interview Project, is a randomized, non-linear documentary that intertwines interviews of people working on the streets Taiwan to portraits of the landscape, physiology and texture that color their individual stories and lives. This modular collage is meant to create a fluid portrait, which fundamentally reveals a multi-faceted and ambiguous account of people and place. The framework further incorporates non-linear tropes of Chinese and Japanese poetry, Lian Ju and Renga, which in the documentary entailed here, prompt the viewer to combine and reformulate the compositional elements of interview, landscape, and portraiture to a perpetual montage of interrelations and associations.
Ultimately, both the content and framework serve as a means to re-imagine how public digital screens and documentary can further function poetically both in terms of narratives and delivery in a modern digital landscape.