According to WHYIXD, 'Alive#1: Beyond the Edge', created for 'Taipei Dangdai', keeps the concept of 'electronic landscapes'. Unlike his previous outdoor large-scale works, 'Alive#1' is a smallest-scale, 121-piece 'electronic' container that challenges the relationship and imagination between people, the city, the landscape, and nature.
 

In terms of the creation methods, WHYIXD uses 'metal 3D printing' technology to challenge the limitations of traditional metal fabrication and to reduce the weight of the individual pieces while retaining the delicate texture and characteristics of the metal material.In addition, the metal pieces are also equipped with LED lights, which makes the work in a state of flux every second with the complement of the plants, exquisitely showing the flow of 'time'.
 

Queena Wang, the florist who first collaborated with WHYIXD, has studied 'Ikebana' at the level of a full professor at her mother's side since she was a child, and has also studied Western floristry at the FSNY. She is also a professional animation scriptwriter and producer with a great ability to create storylines, and as a result, her floral artwork has a unique narrative and personal style. Queena Wang believes that each plant has its own unique lifestyle and she cherishes the process and destiny of meeting them. In this creation, she does not pursue rare species, but chooses common plants in the market, giving expression to their original "point, line, surface and block" patterns to create a rich sense of space.

At the same time, she also puts a narrative approach into her work by observing the changes of nature throughout the day, presenting the 'four seasons in a day': from darkness to light, from warmth to coldness, just like the flow of the four seasons.
Through the interweaving of different plants, she expresses the timing of the unique nature of 'an organic object' and conveys the image of the flow of 'time'.