二零二四年，迎来了多年难遇的高山杜鹃大花期，而山区极端暴戾的雨季也由此显现。杜鹃花以其对气候环境的高度敏感，成为了艺术家探索气候变化与生态记忆的载体。

作品由 92 件金属蚀刻组成，对应夏季山地的每一天。艺术家以整个雨季的最高气温与降水量为基础，将不可见的气候波动物理性地蚀刻”在盛放的花面上。观者可在序列中直观感受到三个月内由偏冷到酷热、骤雨穿插的节奏。这些花朵的生长与凋零，如同自然界无声的记忆，时刻承载着人类难以察觉的环境变化。生态记忆中潜藏着这样的提醒：绚烂花期，亦是一种危险的气候预警。

The year 2024 ushered in a rare and massive bloom of alpine rhododendrons, yet it also revealed an extremely violent rainy season in the mountains. With their acute sensitivity to the environment, rhododendrons serve as a medium for the artist to explore the relationship between climate change and ecological memory.

Comprising 92 metal etchings corresponding to each day of summer in the mountains, the work is based on the maximum temperatures and precipitation levels throughout the rainy season. Here, the artist physically "etches" invisible climate fluctuations onto the surface of the blossoming flowers. In this sequence, viewers can intuitively perceive the rhythm of three months—shifting from chill to scorching heat, punctuated by sudden downpours. The blooming and withering of these flowers act as nature's silent memory, bearing the weight of environmental shifts often imperceptible to humans. Hidden within this ecological memory is a stark reminder: a spectacular bloom is also a dangerous climate warning.