紙上印刷；30x21公分
依字出現頻率、灰階呈現的神諭。
台灣常見的《六十甲子籤》共有六十首籤詩，人們根據所抽到之籤詩，解讀未來。籤詩全文（1680 字）中，九成由相同的 265 字排列變化而成。作品呼應算命的抽象／具體和隨機／必然的張力，喚起數位時代不確定性的消散：曾和魔法連結甚密的預測，如今更接近機率與統計。
／
Printing on paper; 30x21(cm)
Oracles presented through the frequency of character occurrences in grayscale rendering.
The Sixty Jiazi Oracle, made up of sixty divination poems, is commonly drew in Taiwan to interpret one’s future. Of the 1680 characters across all the poems, nine out of ten are variations of just 265. The work echoes the tension between abstract/concrete and random/inevitable in fortune-telling, evoking the dissipation of uncertainty in the digital age, where predictions once tied to magic now lean toward probability and statistics.