After Chi Kuo-Chang's returned to Taiwan, he noticed the country's lack of respect and interest in photographic works. With the struggle of connecting digital photography technology with the "pre-digital era," he began reflecting deeply on his own life, which he had poured into his photographic works, wondering if it will be drowned out in the digital wave, with the uniqueness of these artistic images lost forever. After a long period of soul-searching, Chi finally rediscovered a creativity that had been lurking in his heart for a long time. He began combining traditional and digital photographic techniques to create a new, unique language and aesthetics. Adopting objects in everyday life as his subjects, the shutter of the artist's unique soul uses the lens as his brush and life as his canvas. Chi is able to break through many people's concept that photographic works are simply realistic images, instead creating artistic works that move the soul. The works displayed in this exhibition are those of the image series Trilogy of Color, which has been a work in progress for 12 years.