Chameleon, Chameleon
變色龍、動物腳踏車
Chameleon, Chameleon
藝術家
王天仁
Tin-Yan Wong
媒材
回收托板木材
Discarded wood pallet
仁愛里綠美化公園
Renai Borough Green Park |
24hr
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香港藝術家王天仁擅長將拾得的廢棄木材,拼砌出一系列妙趣横生的動物造型木雕,走進公園,隱伏在公園內的《變色龍》椅子是藝術家的巧思,回收木材本身獨特的紋理是時光荏苒的痕跡,變色龍」其實正是台北帶給王天仁的印象:城市箇中細微且不曾間斷的變化,有待你我仔細觀察與用心感受才能發現。
《動物腳踏車》將腳踏車轉化為流動的雕塑,腳踏車在城市中遊走,除了是代步工具,更是一種放慢步調、探索城市的慢活態度,在緩緩前行的同時,能為城市添上一道幽默的風景。
Based in Hong Kong, artist Tin Yan Wong collects discarded wood pallets and assembles them into a series of fun animal sculptures. For this year's Very Fun Park Wong creates new site-specific works. Walking into the Green Park, you may find the Chameleon chair camouflages itself well between the plants. The unique worn texture of the recycled material reveals the traces of time. And as the work title suggests, Wong relates Taipei City with a chameleon, where the subtle yet continuous changes take careful observation to be discovered.
Animal Bikes,are the artist whimsical transformation of bicycles into moving sculptures. More than just a vehicle, bicycles represent a "slow living" lifestyle and encourage people to explore the city at a slower pace. Meandering around the streets on the special bicycle, you too add a touch of humor to the city's landscape.
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