這次合作得知國家漫畫博物館選址前身為台中刑務所，可以想見在這個場域中曾發生過許多故事，也必定有某些意念產生甚至縈繞，在各個國家文化中都常見我們將對正義的渴望寄託在「神祇」甚至是「鬼魂」身上，希望正義得以某種形式伸張，像是台灣女鬼「林投姐」就是很典型的例子，而我從小頻繁接觸台灣民俗信仰，讓我腦海中浮現一個由台灣妖怪、鬼魂、神祇組成的「百鬼夜行」，乘載著各種念想，祂們背後也代表著台灣各地流傳的故事軼聞，我想在一個前身於日治時間建造、漫畫主題的場館展出，或許再適合不過了。

合作單位：國家漫畫博物館 National Museum of Comics

This collaboration reveals that the National Museum of Comics is located in the former Taichung Prison, a site filled with stories and lingering thoughts. Across cultures, we often place our desire for justice in “deities” or “ghosts,” hoping justice will be served, like Taiwan’s famous ghost “Lin Tou Jie.” Growing up immersed in Taiwanese folklore, I envision a “Yokai Parade” of Taiwanese monsters, ghosts, and deities representing various tales. A venue built during the Japanese colonial period themed around comics feels perfectly suited for this.