關注於環境和生活中的凝視與發現，藝術家鍾順龍總是透過他的攝影作品提供觀者慣有視角之外的看見方式。

再孰悉不過的日常抓蚊子情節，持續的微鳴聲，提醒我們那個總是看不見，卻不斷聽見；即使看見了，反而又視而不見的時刻，反覆驗證著存在與不存在的爭辯。

生命的軌跡是時空中短暫存在的片刻，存在也就僅在於當下。《微鳴》這系列作品嘗試以機械眼封存時間與空間交錯的某個片刻，一個微小又稍縱即逝的狀態。

萬物皆有它存在的位置，而我們卻經常性的視而不見，做為一個主觀意識的觀察者，鍾順龍透過作品傳達：『「因為我在乎，所以它存在」，在日常的生活經驗中，曾經有一個瞬間, 可以讓我感受到存在的溫度。』而攝影，也正是這個可以容納這般時空狀態的媒介。

Artist Chung Soon-Long’s photographs take a particular interest in the serendipities in life, providing viewers a whole new way of seeing.

The photo depicts the familiar scene of “mosquito catching”. With its barely audible buzzes, the blood-sucking insect is a reminder of the moments when we hear but do not see, or when we see with blind eyes. It represents a constant struggle between presence and absence.

Fragments of time form a trail of life. Presence is for the here and now. Murmur is the artist’s attempt to capture a moment in time and space that is insignificant and transient.

While all things have a place on earth, the human eyes ignore most. As a subjective observer, Chung Soon-Long’s work sends a message: “‘It’s there because I care.’ There are moments in life when I feel the warmth of beings.” And photography is the medium for capturing those moments.