藝術家認為，「卡榫」這項生活中常見的小裝置，代表的是一種互補的狀態，而此也可以延伸至人與人的相處之道——不藉由外力去堆塑及建構，而是藉由交會得出最適切的方式。每個人都是單獨的個體，是人際關係中的零件，但當每個人彼此相連，最終將成為龐大的整體網路，形成豐富多元的社會拼圖。〈卡榫〉以幾何的裝置造型，提醒著每一個駐足觀看的人們，珍視自己獨特性的同時，也積極地與周遭的人與環境連結，發現更多饒富意趣的精彩視野。

As far as the artist is concerned, “tenon and mortise,” a commonly seen small device, represents a state of complementation. It also applies to interpersonal relationships. In other words, the most appropriate way of interaction is not so much shaped and constructed by external forces as developed through communication. Each person is an independent individual, a part of interpersonal relationships. Once people are connected, however, they will collectively form a vast, intricate network and put together a social jigsaw puzzle having richly diverse pieces. At the time when the visitors are cherishing their respective uniqueness, the geometric shape of Tenon & Mortise calls their attention to active engagement with others and the environment, through which they can find more delightful and brilliant insights.