“Looking at you” is a site-specific work based on the characteristics of the staircase. Relate to the discourse power of knowledge transfer within the system.

Using the narrow stairwell, the table is installed above the staircase to compress the walking space for the audience to go upstairs. By reducing the height, the sense of space oppression is strengthened. The performer sits on the platform of the stairwell, constantly monitoring the backs of the audience going upstairs. When the audience approach the end of the stairs, the performer presses the timing bell hurriedly to urge the audience.

The performer who controls the timing bell symbolizes the imparter of knowledge holding power in the space; the narrow space telling the state where the dominant party getting higher, their freedom and flexibility are relatively limited. After audiences get the fifth floor, they will be released from the narrow stairwell and watch the performer restricted to the narrow platform.