那時他們親自到台灣各地100個污水源地取水，製成冰棒後，復刻成1比1保利膠模型。仔細一看，會發現冰棒內有各種神奇添加物，包括福壽螺、紙漿、寶特瓶、煙蒂等等，而添加物皆取自台灣河川。
They went to 100 polluted areas around Taiwan to collect samples, created the popsicles, and reproduced them into 1:1 poly models.
If you take a closer look, you’ll find that the popsicles are filled with additives, including golden apple snail, pulp, plastic bottles, cigarette butts, and more, all of which come from the rivers in Taiwan.
學生創作者們期望透過藝術設計，傳達無污染水對人類的重要性，達到讓人省思的目的。
The students hope to convey the importance of unpolluted water to humanity and achieve a thought-provoking goal.
這項3年前的設計企劃意外在外國社群再度爆紅，吸引不少外國網友回應留言：「從這樣的觀點看水污染問題真的很有創意但又令人不適」、「這讓大家看到藝術的影響力有多大，透過藝術，人類能更清楚看到眼前正在發生的世界。」
The science writer’s post sheds the spotlight on this 2017 art project, drawing attention from the foreign community.
In response to the post, one said: “This perspective of aquatic pollution is innovative & disturbing,” while another wrote that it is a beautiful reminder of how impactful art can be for viewing the world right in front of us more clearly.
除此之外，大多數人表示，台灣學生以如此有創意的方式提升人們環保意識、吸引對水污染議題的關注，著實感到相當驚艷。
In addition, most said they were impressed by the creative ways in which the Taiwanese students raised environmental awareness and drew attention to water pollution.
原文自 《The China Post》
