遺跡2046 / 2046 Relic

2016年5月21日

讀畢需時 2 分鐘

已更新：2022年9月26日

Photo by Timothy S. Allen

李蕢至 (Chris) – 台灣

作品名稱：遺跡2046

材料：回收竹材、漂流木、麻繩、成龍地區植物、其他各種自然或回收材料

"現在"是未來遙不可及的追憶，而"遺跡"是我們拼湊過去人類活動神祕的輔具。

這件作品是一座通往未來、想像的橋，由陸地上的一間傳統魚寮延伸出來、跨越溼地的水面，直指天際。

在這看似破碎又完整的橋梁上，有些新生物停留在此，那是我們從沒見過的生物，牠們是如何演化的?又生存在一個甚麼樣的過去呢?

此作帶著一絲憂慮及些許的幽默，促使人們省思人類對環境的影響，也讓我們思考未來2046年的環境會變成什麼樣？

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Photo by Timothy S. Allen

Chris Lee (Lee, Kuei-chih) - Taiwan

Title: “2046 Relic”

Materials: Recycled bamboo, driftwood, natural sisal rope, plants from Cheng Long Wetlands, and other natural and recycled materials

"Now" is the distant future recall and "Relic" is the mysterious aide of patching up the human activities in the past.

The artwork is an imaginary bridge to the future rising from a traditional fishing hut on the land, going over the water and into the sky of the wetlands.

Some new living creatures stay here where is not seemingly broken but also complete bridge. We've never seen it before, and how are they evolved? What's the past time they lived?

This artwork carries some worry along with some humor and stresses the human impact on the environment. It asks us to think about what the environment might be like in 2046.

Work's process