我是誰 Who am I?

高更的寓言。我從那裡來？我是誰？我將何處去？

文藝復興的解剖學大師瓦薩里斯（Andreas Vesalius)，喜歡在器官的解剖圖上呈現戲劇性的構圖。一個骷髏審視一個頭骨，不知道大師要表達什麼？是否他預見將來Al也會思考人類三個永恆的問題：「我從何而來？我是誰？我往哪裡去？」

石台靜默，頭骨無語，卻比言語更響亮地傳遞答案：生命循環如河流，流過橋梁、村落、山谷。卻永遠走不出它們的迴響。

The Renaissance master of anatomy, Andreas Vesalius, was known for his dramatic compositions in anatomical illustrations.
In one such scene, a skeleton gazes intently at a skull—what was the master trying to convey?
Could it be that he foresaw a future where AI would also ponder humanity’s three eternal questions:
“Where do I come from? Who am I? Where am I going?”

The stone pedestal remains silent, the skull wordless—yet together they speak louder than words.
Life flows like a river, winding through bridges, villages, and valleys—yet never truly escaping their echoes.