影像創作者廖憶玲用影像探知不在記憶中的我，從曾經的一次照片裡，復現「在場」的記憶。走過七十二年的「兒童樂園」面貌一直在改變，有些照片裡的遊樂器雖然原型不變但外觀改變，有些已經被拆除，照片裡不復重生的過去，只剩下被瞬間捕抓的影像。這樣的一張照片，帶著它的指稱對象（被拍攝對象），在變動的世界中，呈現靜止狀態。 藝術家邀請民眾提供過去在兒童樂園拍攝的一張照片，並重回拍攝地點，用數位像機重新拍攝指稱對象所敘述的照片影像，經過攝影的儀式，再現的影像是一次「不復重生」的情感記憶。

One Moment

Video artist Maggie Liao uses images to explore the self that exists outside of memories. In a photograph of the “me” that once existed, there reappear memories of what happened in a certain place. Throughout its 72 years of existence, the amusement park has always been changing in appearance. In photos we can see that some of the rides have not changed in terms of their original design, but their outward appearances have altered. Some have already been torn down. Photographs cannot achieve a rebirth of the past; all that remains is the captured image of a moment in time. In a world in motion, such a photo presents its referred subject (the subject that was photographed) in a static state. The artist invites visitors to provide a photograph from the past taken at the amusement park, and return to the spot where it was taken. With a digital camera, she will recapture the image described by the referred subject. Through this rite of photography, the reproduced image serves as an emotive memory of one moment that can never return.