'The Wind Brings Light' presents Japanese artist Susumu Shingu's large-scale public kinetic sculptures in Da Zhi, Taipei, from July to November 2010. During the exhibition, three wind sculptures, titled Constellation on WaterWings of Time and Snow Flower are displayed at the centre of a piece of rice paddy. The catalogue includes curator's note and artist biography.



'"風帶來光-新宮晉動力/地景藝術展"在台北大直的城市水泥叢林間孕育起一方稻田,喚起屬於這塊土地與自然的記憶。本次展覽邀請國際知名日本藝術家新宮晉,帶來水上星宿(Constellation on Water)時光之翼(Wings of Time)雪花(Snow Flower)三件動態雕塑作品,以看不見的風作為載體,連結自然和人類內心的韻律。

'作品與水稻田,在風所帶來的光芒中搖曳呼吸,隨著季候的更迭一同成長,直到穀物收成回饋給大地,藝術家透過動態雕塑沉穩內蘊地帶出自然、人類和諧共生的理想,也提出對生活環境溫暖的人文關懷。' (摘錄自忠泰建築文化藝術基金會網站)

Alternative title

風帶來光: 新宮晉動力地景藝術展 | Feng dai lai guang: xin gong jin dong li de jing yi shu zhan

Access level

Onsite

Location code
MON.SHS9
Language

Chinese - Traditional, 

English

Publication/Creation date

2011

No of pages

61

ISBN / ISSN

9789868500112

No of copies

1

Content type

artist monograph, 

catalogue

Chapter headings

Curatorial Concept: Compassion Starting with the Earth/ 策展概念: 關懷就從泥土開始 - HU C.S. Sean, 胡朝聖

The Wind Brings Light: A Kinetic and Land Art Project by Susumu Shingu
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The Wind Brings Light: A Kinetic and Land Art Project by Susumu Shingu, 風帶來光: 新宮晉動力/地景藝術展