l  現場實景

l  最初設計手稿

l  設計理念

以「鴿子」造型，象徵現代社會的「愛與和平」景象；藍、白、紅色代表自由、平等、博愛；鮮豔的黃色則隱喻過去駐守在此的清軍黃龍旗，同時也是皇帝色系的代表。一根根黃色鋼管連成一線，象徵著清軍在此區域淡水河面佈下的水雷阻隔線，紀念著百多年前阻擋法艦進入河口的戰事佈局。

l  歷史表現說明

1884年清法戰爭滬尾之役時，清軍派兵駐守白砲臺附近，負責監看水雷阻隔線。水雷阻隔線佈置在淡水河最窄處，如有敵軍來襲，監看者會立刻引爆水雷，防止法艦進入。兩隻各自遙望著歷史痕跡、隨海風微微搖擺的愛與和平之鴿，這次不是為了阻隔，而是創造新的和平印記。

l  Artist’s Statement

Overlooking the narrowest part of the estuary of Tamsui River, Fort Blanc was built to defend enemy warships. With naval mines deployed to block the river, soldiers stationed in the Fort during the Battle of Tamsui were charged with keeping a close watch over the blockade and detonate the mines when necessary. With the blockade depicted as steel pipes in yellow with different heights, the fort is transformed into a pattern in red, blue and white symbolizing liberty, peace and fraternity, while the two doves of love and peace, each looking at historical traces and swaying with sea breeze, are not for blockade this time but for creating new imprints of peace.