有人怕狗，卻得每天牽著牠出門；也有人將對兒女的思念，投射到眼前的毛孩。點點滴滴的訴說，映照出勞動環境的現實，也有異地工作的心情。

參與者戴上耳機，在夜晚的城市裡自由漫步，邊走邊聆聽這些真實的故事，手中牽著一顆奇怪的氣球。平凡的物件，承載了漂浮的想望與輕巧的韌性。​

玩聚場藝術節

2026年9月12日（週六）至9月13日（週日）
每晚16:00-18:00，時段內隨時自由參加
C-LAB臺灣當代文化實驗場（台北市大安區建國南路一段177號）

陽光微斜的午後，豪宅、國宅、熙來攘往的假日玉市與花市，共同構成台北市蛋黃區獨有的城市風景。C-LAB「玩聚場藝術節」與《走進她的日常——移工遛狗聲音故事》攜手，邀請你來到這片城市核心的戶外場域，戴上耳機、牽著氣球、慢下腳步，在遊戲與現實交織的邊界，聆聽移工替雇主照顧狗狗貓貓的真實心聲。

一起在熟悉的喧囂中，聆聽那些不易被聽見的日常。

1. 公告之展演時段內，隨時 可參加。
2. 移工語音故事長度不一，單則約15分鐘內，可現場自由選聽。
3. 憑身份證件，免費換借展演設備。
4. 一人一次僅借一則故事（一套設備）。設備數量有限，若均已外借時，敬請耐心等候。
5. 建議國中以上聆賞。孩童需有成人陪同。
6. 如因天氣導致活動無法舉行，原型樂園臉書將發佈異動消息。​

Event Details

If you are willing to slow down your pace, you might hear voices that usually go unnoticed.

​Walking through Her Everyday Life: Stories Told by Migrant Workers Who Walk Their Boss’s Dogs is an immersive audio walking experience held in public spaces. We’ve invited migrant domestic workers in Taiwan to record and share their experiences of caring for their employers’ pets; even though, by regulation, pet care actually falls outside the legal scope of work for domestic caregivers.

Some are afraid of dogs yet must take them out every day; others project the longing for their children left in the hometown onto the animals in front of them. These fragments of storytelling reflect both the reality of their labor environment and the complex emotions of working in a foreign land.
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Participants will put on headphones and wander freely through the city at night, listening to these authentic stories while holding a “strange” balloon. This simple, everyday object carries floating aspirations and the quiet resilience of life.

​No reservation is required; how long you stay is entirely up to you. We invite you to join us on these familiar streets to listen to the everyday lives that have long existed, yet are seldom heard.

As part of C-LAB’s Play Arts Festival, Walking through Her Everyday Life: Stories Told by Migrant Workers Who Walk Their Boss’s Dogs invites you into this outdoor space at the heart of the city. Put on a pair of headphones, take hold of a balloon, and slow down. At the boundary where play and reality intertwine, listen to the real voices of migrant workers sharing their experiences of caring for their employers’ dogs and cats.

Amid the familiar bustle of the city, let us listen together to the everyday lives that are so rarely heard.

How to Participate

• During event hours, present ID to borrow equipment for free participation.
• Audio stories vary in length, each around 15 minutes or less; select and listen freely based on your time.
• Equipment will be provided on a first-come-first-serve basis. Please wait patiently if all are in use.
• Recommended for ages 12+; children must be accompanied by an adult.
• No designated route for the walk-listen experience; prioritize personal safety.
• In case of heavy rain preventing the event, updates will be posted on Prototype Paradise Facebook.

Credits

• Concept: Yoyo KUNG 
• Field research, Interviews, audio story editing, and ballon production: Yoyo KUNG, Corinne HSIAO, LIN Yueh-te
• Sound design: CHIANG Tao 
• Balloon design: HO Muyun, Yvonne CHUNG (premiere)
• Balloon production: Lîm Ú-suân et al.
• Key visual image and graphic design: Sylvia C. Y. YANG 
• Website: Weslee.C
• On-site staff: CHEN Hsiang-chi, Alice Li, December Yang et al.
• ​Chinese voice-over (for the stories of Filipino migrant workers): Julia Mariano