〈攀爬遊戲〉拍攝於新北市與臺北市的公園與建築工地。作品從孩童在遊具間穿梭的景象開始，透過環境聲與文字字幕的推進，逐漸把「攀爬」轉化為一種觀看城市與成長過程的方式。
影片沒有旁白，語言以字幕出現，像是與影像並行的另一條時間。記憶中的攀爬架被反覆指認為梯子、框架、遊具，也像牢籠，它既提供向上的路徑，同時標示出可被行動的範圍。不同的人在其中展現出不同的速度，有人迅速抵達頂端，有人仍停留在結構之內。
當鏡頭轉向城市，尚未完工的建築量體、交錯的鋼筋與開放的樓層，形成尺度更為巨大的攀爬場。工人在其中移動、上下、穿梭，彷彿進入了屬於成人的遊戲。只是這場遊戲的樣貌、其中的感受與位置，並沒有標準答案。
隨著拆除與興建不斷循環，熟悉的地景持續被改寫。人在其中調整步伐、改變方向、尋找暫時的支撐。〈攀爬遊戲〉讓「向上」不再只是抵達某處，而是一種反覆發生的動作，在開放與限制同時存在的條件下，每個人都在框架之中移動，像參與一場仍在進行的遊戲。

Climbing Games was filmed in parks and construction sites across Taipei and New Taipei City. Beginning with observations of children moving through playground structures, the work gradually shifts toward scenes of urban construction, using ambient sound and on-screen text to trace different forms of climbing within the built environment.
Presented without voice-over narration, the video unfolds through a sequence of subtitles that run alongside the images. Recalling childhood experiences of playground equipment, the text describes climbing frames as ladders, structures, playgrounds, and cages at once—spaces that enable movement while also defining its limits. Within these frameworks, different bodies navigate at different speeds and occupy different positions.
As the camera turns toward construction sites, exposed steel frameworks, unfinished volumes, and skeletal architectures appear as enlarged counterparts to the playground structures seen earlier in the film. Workers move through these spaces, climbing, crossing, and navigating partially completed forms. The construction site emerges as a kind of adult playground, governed by another set of rules and conditions.
Set against a city in continual transformation, where demolition and construction repeatedly reshape the urban landscape, Climbing Games reflects on adaptation as an ongoing process. Climbing becomes more than a physical action; it appears as a recurring gesture embedded in everyday life, work, and urban development. Through the parallel between playgrounds and construction sites, the work considers how individuals move within structures that are constantly being built, modified, and inhabited.