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古文明的裂生 Ancient Civilization Reborn Through Cracks
古文明的裂生,是我在殘片、裂縫與時間的沉積中,看見文明重新生成的系列。它們不是被復原的遺跡,而是從破碎之處長出的生命形態。 Ancient Civilization Reborn Through Cracks is a series in which I see civilization regenerating within the sediments of fragments, cracks, and time. They are not restored ruins, but forms of life growing out of broken places.
策展入口 Curated Entry
從裂縫中重新誕生的文明 A Civilization Reborn from Cracks
這個系列的觀看可以從裂縫開始,沿著神話、殘片、柱體與複合身體逐步深入。陶土在這裡不是重建遺跡,而是讓失落文明以新的生命形態再次顯現。 The viewing begins with cracks, then moves through myth, fragments, pillars, and composite bodies. Here, clay does not rebuild ruins; it allows lost civilization to reappear as a new form of life.
古文明的裂生分類 Ancient Civilization Reborn Through Cracks Categories
裂縫與神話的入口 Entrance of Cracks and Myth
裂縫不是破壞的終點,而是文明重新顯影的開口;神話、海洋與傾聽在這裡成為第一層入口。 A crack is not the end of destruction, but an opening where civilization appears again. Myth, ocean, and listening become the first threshold.
海神的記憶 Memory of the Sea God
傾訴與傾聽 Telling and Listening
古文明的裂生分類 Ancient Civilization Reborn Through Cracks Categories
殘片、面孔與記憶 Fragments, Faces, and Memory
當文明不再以完整形貌回來,殘片、孔洞與柱體便成為記憶留下的證物,也讓面孔在時間中重新聚合。 When civilization no longer returns whole, fragments, openings, and pillars become evidence left by memory, allowing faces to gather again inside time.
遺失的文明 Lost Civilization
記憶之柱 Pillar of Memory
表象與內在 Appearance and Inner Life
古文明的裂生分類 Ancient Civilization Reborn Through Cracks Categories
複合身體與神祇 Composite Bodies and Deities
系列後段的陶塑逐漸走向身體、守護者與神祇群像,使文明殘影轉化為可以被繞行的生命存在。 In the later works, the clay forms move toward bodies, guardians, and deities, transforming civilizational afterimages into living presences one can circle around.
複合之身 Body of Many Spirits
遙遠的佇立 Distant Standing
八地神祇 Eight Earth Deities
古文明的裂生,不是回到過去,也不是復原一個已經完成的文明;而是讓殘片、裂縫、神祇與時間留下的痕跡,經由觀看、想像與陶土,再次生成新的生命形態。 Ancient Civilization Reborn Through Cracks is neither a return to the past nor a reconstruction of a civilization already complete. Through seeing, imagination, and clay, fragments, cracks, deities, and traces left by time become part of the emergence of new forms of life.