作品說明：
在松山煙草工場的歷史中，每一片菸葉都有自己的旅程——從原料進廠、理葉、去骨、切葉、調香、捲製、乾燥、包裝，到入庫與透過鐵道出貨。隨著製程推進，菸葉的形狀不斷變化，這既是「葉跡」的演變，也是邁向「業績」的歷程。而煙草工場兼顧女工值班與照顧孩子需求的空間安排，也讓「生產」與「生活」在此緊密交織，成為那個年代獨特的節奏。
本作品以菸葉的葉脈與鐵道運輸路徑為靈感，邀請民眾共同認識松菸的歷史，觀察與創作屬於菸業的葉脈紋理。最終，這些紋理將製成陶片裝置——有點像生產線，有點像工場的倉庫屋頂，也有點像一張業務報表，向那個「業績很上軌道」的時代致意：一份寫給過往的「葉跡」報告。

Every tobacco leaf underwent a journey at the Songshan Tobacco Factory that included raw material intake, sorting to stalk removal, shredding, flavoring, rolling, drying, packaging, warehousing, and transporting via rail. Each step was carried out by workers who had honed their craft every day.  

This industrial process was intertwined with the unique daily rhythm of the Songshan Tobacco Factory. Early morning shifts kick off a day filled with machine operations, a shared goal of striving to boost performance, and enjoying well-deserved baths and entertainment at the end of the workday. These snippets came to form the distinctive ambiance of that particular era. 

Inspired by the veins on tobacco leaves and railway tracks, this artwork invites everyone to take part in tracing and creating patterns and textures, with memories and handcrafted imprints preserved on pieces of ceramic.

All leaves on track traces Songshan Tobacco Factory’s industrial past and is also a tribute to an era when “production was on track.”