Lost and Found explores the act of rediscovering and reconnecting with Hsieh’s childhood home in Taipei, Taiwan. The work immerses viewers in a "memory space" where translucent scrims form the contours of an imaginary house. Traveling through the space, the sound, projected animations and light, evokes the fragmented nature of childhood memories. Toy building blocks serve as both symbolic memory objects and tangible materials, reconstructing moments from the past. As a collective memory of play, these blocks embody the cyclical process of construction and deconstruction, mirroring the ever-shifting act of remembering.

This work is sponsored by the National Culture and Arts Foundation of Taiwan.