小花計畫 Little Flower Project

由究方社設計師方序中號召理念相近的夥伴們加入「小花計劃」，並於 2015 年以照片紀錄屏東東港共和新村拆遷前的家鄉景象，舉辦「小花。門裏門外 家 寫真」攝影展。2016年，更多不同領域的夥伴加入響應。2019年，計畫延續為「查無此人」，舉辦當代展覽並發行概念專輯，FENKO 受邀將攝影展紙質作品打碎，重新融入紙漿中，一次次手工抄製出獨一無二的紙張。

In 2015, Joe Fang’s “Little Flower Project” photographed the disappearing homes of Donggang, Pingtung, Taiwan. By 2019, it evolved into “Where Have All the Flowers Gone,” with FENKO transforming the original prints into unique, hand-crafted paper, each sheet given a new life.

製作過程繁複：我們精算了1000多幅作品的紙材比例，試驗四款不同視覺打樣。確定視覺後，兩團隊手工撕碎紙材，再用打漿機批量加工，瀝水、擰乾，並加入文字碎片。經與造紙廠反覆協調，紙張終於能隨機呈現文字碎片，完成小花紙的重生。

Over 1,000 works were torn, pulped, and combined with text fragments, transforming them into unique sheets and completing the rebirth of Little Flower Paper.

完成添加物後，製程仍有挑戰：碎紙較厚，抄簾容易損壞，繁複工序也使人力與時間需求增加三倍。但師傅耐心修補、細心趕工，最終呈現出獨一無二的小花紙，也感謝所有團隊，讓這些紙張再次迎來美好的新生。

After that, the process remained challenging: the thick paper tore easily on the mould, and the complex steps tripled the labor and time required. Yet, through careful repairs and diligent work, each sheet was reborn—Little Flower Paper, exquisite and singular.