I called my research method speculative project. I sent the stain graphics extracted from the same seat to different people, asked them to guess what it was, and describe their guesses, and then asked them to send a picture of the object they thought of the shape of this object might appear. Photos in the space scene, the photos sent to me by people are considered to be a randomly projected personal experience. Then I edited the photos sent to me and typeset the stained shapes I extracted before into an experimental book. The purpose of this is to record how the stain from a specific space will be randomly projected into what kind of space, and sort out the results of the research into readable and understandable books.
In this experimental reading, I did not first explain the background of my project, but first showed the shape of the stains and invited readers to guess what these stains were, so that readers could experience the process of projecting subjective imagination of unknown graphics, and finally explained that these stains actually came from the seats of the northern line.

In terms of typesetting and printing materials, I choose to print the whole booklet with sulfuric acid paper. I want to use the transparency of acid paper to make the subjective projection from the shape of the stain to the scene clearer and can be read for understanding.

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