Gabrovtsi Water Dress 加布羅沃水禮服
Title: Gabrovtsi Water Dress Artist: Lee, Kuei-Chih and Lua Rivera Photography: Lua Rivera Materials: Branches, hemp rope, leaves, plums, etc. Size: 900 cm(L) x 800 cm(W) x 10 cm(H) Location: Gabrovtsi village, Bulgaria Year: 2019 INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM_"ART - NATURE Gabrovtsi 2019", Bulgaria Organizer: DUPPINI ART GROUP This is a mossy stream. Moss is also called " dì yī" in Chinese characters. As the name suggests, it is a textile that spreads on the earth. Therefore, we c
Forest guardian / 森林守護者
Title: Forest guardian Artist: Lee, Kuei-Chih Photography: Slavcho Slavov, Lee, Kuei-Chih Materials: Fallen wood, rotten wood Size: 26...
Gabrovtsi Ripple / 加布羅沃漣漪
Title: Gabrovtsi Ripple Artist: Lee, Kuei-Chih Photography: Slavcho Slavov, Lee, Kuei-Chih Materials: rotten wood Size: 600 cm(L) x 600 cm(W) x 120 cm(H) Location: Gabrovtsi village, Bulgaria Year: 2019 “INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM_ART - NATURE Gabrovtsi 2019, Bulgaria” Following the rhythm of nature, I attend to the changes that have already taken place within the site. In this forest, a great tree once occupied the space; now it has fallen and disappeared, leaving behind a dee
Moss hammock / 地衣吊床
Title: Moss hammock Artist: Lee, Kuei-Chih Photography: Slavcho Slavov, Lee, Kuei-Chih Materials: Branches, moss Size: 450 cm(L) x 80 cm(W) x 250 cm(H) Location: Gabrovtsi village, Bulgaria Year: 2019 “INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM_ART - NATURE Gabrovtsi 2019, Bulgaria” As commercial development expands, forests across the planet continue to disappear at an accelerating pace. Lichen—one of the oldest life forms on Earth—is a symbiotic union of algae and fungi, playing a vital role
Golden ladder / 金黃色的階梯
Title: Golden Ladder Artist: Lee, Kuei-Chih Materials: Yellow leaves, spider webs, tree Size: 40 cm(L) x 40 cm(W) x 200 cm(H) Location: Gabrovtsi village, Bulgaria Year: 2019 “INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM_ART - NATURE Gabrovtsi 2019, Bulgaria” When entering nature, either you discover it, or it finds you. While walking through the forest, I encountered a spider that had woven a stepped web inside a long, narrow tree hollow. I gathered yellowed leaves from the forest and gently pla
Net / 網
Title: Net Artist: Lee, Kuei-Chih Materials: Moss, stones, water Size: 250 cm(L) x 150 cm(W) x 70 cm(H) Location: Gabrovtsi village, Bulgaria Year: 2019 “INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM_ART - NATURE Gabrovtsi 2019, Bulgaria” The Chinese character for “net” carries the meanings of capturing and enclosing. Using branches, I drew a net upon moss-covered stones in the river. It stretches imagination and gathers the infinite in motion. 作品名稱：網 創作者：李蕢至 媒材：苔蘚、石頭、水 尺寸：250cm(L)x150cm(W)x70cm(
Merging Nature 自然的交會
作品名稱：自然的交會 媒材：樹枝、漂流木、建築木模板、植物、鋼筋 尺寸：15.5m(L) x 7.7m(W) x 5.6m(H) 地點：陸府綠角停車場 年份：2019 此作品我透過水的流動意象將自然物與社會功能物件做結合，使用漂流木、樹枝、建築木模板與植物為材料，在城市裡創...
Between the rivers 在河之間
Title: Between the Rivers Artist: Lee, Kuei-Chih photography: Lua Rivera Figueroa Materials: Bamboo, Steel bars Size: 24.5m(L) x 6.5m(W) x 4m(H) Location: Chi Shang Riverside Park, Taitung County, Taiwan Year: 2019 “East Rift Valley Granary Festies” The "Grainhouse of All Things - Celebration of the Earth" project was launched in 2017 by the Taitung Branch of the Soil and Water Conservation Bureau of the Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan. County Road 197, hidden in th
With Tide 與潮
Title: With Tide Artist: Lee, Kuei-Chih Materials: Driftwood, New Zealand flax Size: 25m (L) Location: The work is located at the Hokitika river mouth, New Zealand Year: 2019 "2019 The Driftwood & Sand Beach Sculpture Festival." “Use anything you find on the beach to create a sculpture.” Is the slogan of the “The Driftwood & Sand Beach Sculpture Festival”. The natural material is not only something visible, but everything flowing around us. After finishing the "Ripple" wor
Hokitika Ripple / 霍基蒂卡漣漪
VIDEO Title: Hokitika Ripple Artist: Lee, Kuei-chih Materials: Driftwood, Sand Size: 18m(L) x 18m(W) x 60cm(H) Location: The work is located at the Hokitika River mouth, New Zealand Year: 2019 “2019 The Driftwood & Sand Beach Sculpture Festival” This work was first realized in 2009 along the southern coast of Taiwan, titled Drifting. It responded to Typhoon Morakot, confronting the sudden force of a natural disaster while pointing toward the profound ecological transformati
