摸 QUEST
我是來自台南（臺南）的專業魔術師「摸書士 SCRIBES」，2015 年開始鑽研魔術至今，不限場地、不分場合——街頭、舞台、企業尾牙、婚禮婚宴、親子兒童、學校園遊會、市集活動都曾演出，也提供魔術教學與課程。無論你的活動規模多大或多小，都能量身企劃一場讓觀眾驚喜連連的魔術表演，全臺皆可邀約。
我很喜歡探索一些很不常見的東西，這世界上的一切都在規則底下，大家常見的，我反而提不起興趣，對於鮮少人知道的我反而更喜歡！
我常常跟身邊的朋友講一下冷知識，有時候遇到困難時，我可能提出一些很冷門的解決方案，探索這些對我來說奇幻的東西，讓我對世界充滿想像，特別是當我看見超出我理解範圍之外的東西時，我會特別感動！
這些東西我可能會當作Bug，或當作擴充包，像極了在玩遊戲！探索這種Bug很有趣，推薦你們也試試！
I really enjoy exploring things that are uncommon. Everything in this world operates under certain
rules, but the things that are commonly seen often fail to spark my interest. On the contrary, I’m
drawn to what few people know about!
I often share obscure facts with my friends, and sometimes, when faced with challenges, I might
propose some unconventional solutions. Exploring these fascinating, mysterious aspects of life fills
me with wonder and imagination. I feel especially moved when I encounter something that surpasses my
understanding!
I sometimes view these phenomena as "bugs" or "expansion packs," much like playing a game. Exploring
these "bugs" is incredibly fun, and I highly recommend you give it a try!
書 Script
人活在世界上總是離不開文學，文學充斥在生活中，歷史中，也預示了未來，言語、非言語，盡是文學的風~
想起我高中的時候，那即將畢業那年，我寫了一篇新詩，投稿到校刊，那時候是抱著畢業前嘗試看看的心態認真寫了一篇新詩，沒想到真的得獎了！而且是得到首獎！這足以讓我吹一輩子了，那本校刊我至今仍留著。
即便是我身邊非常要好的朋友，也不見得知道我有寫新詩、小說的興趣，當大家翻閱校刊看見我的名字時，無一不傳訊息問我：「這你喔？」坐我斜後方的甚至用驚訝的眼神看著我，其實我不明白我平常在你們眼裡是什麼樣子，但我希望你們明白文學的美！
Life in this world is inseparable from literature. Literature permeates our daily lives, history, and
even foreshadows the future. Whether through words or gestures, literature flows like the wind.
Thinking back to my high school days, during my final year before graduation, I wrote a free verse
poem and submitted it to the school journal. With the mindset of giving it a shot before graduating,
I poured my heart into writing that poem. To my surprise, it won first prize! This is a story I
could proudly tell for a lifetime. I still have that school journal to this day.
Even my closest friends didn’t necessarily know about my interest in writing poetry and novels. When
they flipped through the school journal and saw my name, they all messaged me, asking, “Was this
you?” One friend sitting diagonally behind me even gave me a look of amazement. Honestly, I don’t
know what kind of impression I give you all normally, but I hope you come to understand the beauty
of literature!
士 Arist
我很喜歡欣賞藝術品，無論是石像、畫作，或甚至是設計過的小提琴。藝術本身是個謎，總有人說看不懂的是藝術，我們總用五官看待世界，用這個世界的知識體系去理解我們所看見的聞見的聽見的，欣賞藝術品時我更傾向於感受，藝術品必然灌注了作者一部分的內心世界，當我在看介紹之前，感受藝術品，看看自己能不能感受到作者所想傳達的。
當然不見得一定一樣，有人說過：「作品完成時就已經死了，賦予他生命的，是觀眾。」每個人的人生經歷盡不相同，對於某間作品的理解自然不同，即便用自身的經歷去理解一件作品，又何嘗不是一件好玩的事呢！
I love appreciating art, whether it’s sculptures, paintings, or even intricately designed violins.
Art itself is a mystery; some say that what we can’t understand is art. We often perceive the world
through our senses and interpret it using the knowledge systems we’ve built. However, when it comes
to art, I prefer to feel it. Every piece of art inevitably carries a part of the creator’s inner
world. Before reading the description, I like to immerse myself in the artwork and see if I can
sense what the artist intended to convey.
Of course, the interpretation doesn’t always align. Someone once said, “A work of art is dead once
it’s completed; it’s the audience that gives it life.” Each person’s life experiences are unique,
and naturally, their understanding of a piece of art differs. Isn’t interpreting art through one’s
own experiences an enjoyable and meaningful process in itself?
語 Voice