The crossing of dimensions, powers and emotions illustrate the flowing outlines of everyday observations. Adopting wireless communication as a means to break through boundaries and limitations of space, Randy Radio appropriates the early Taiwanese underground radio in which the switching between ads and drama has created a specific audio experience. Together with original fables written by artist Akimoto Su, the work reveals life in the academy as well as the struggles and traces of an artist-to-be.

In the third version of Randy Radio, the scale has been condensed to that of a guerrilla radio broadcasting station which includes an old CRT TV playing hand gestures unsync with the broadcast content, an MP3 live-delivering broadcast content in FM signal, and a radio receiving signals live.