Landart

Nestled within the verdant expanse of the Archstoyanie Land Art Festival, the Resonance Pavilion by BQ Studio stood as a powerful statement on the potential of reclaimed materials and the impact of sustainable design. Conceived during a time when the construction industry generates waste equivalent to 226 Great Pyramids of Giza annually, this pavilion redefines how we approach architectural innovation. Caption Caption Constructed entirely from repurposed materials—scaffolding, insulation, and reclaimed pipes—Resonance challenges the conventional view of waste, transforming discarded elements into a striking architectural centerpiece. The skeletal frame of scaffolding, once temporary, now serves as a permanent symbol o... More

A shelter made by excavating a piece of forest More

The land shows the accumulative soil erosion of many years, and the underground water trace evokes the image life and presents the history and memories of the past. In the piece, “Time Light,” the artist team utilized bamboo, wood, and iron to make the shape of a seed rising from the ground overlapped with a light trace. The path which is transformed from the sprouting stem invites viewers to enter this space which is illuminated by the light trace. In the space where the path moves, time travel and traces are extracted. The shape reflects waves on the ground via the lighting shadows of overlapping and colliding natural materials, symbolizing life on the land. More

Zhuangwei is located in the Lanyang Plain, facing the Pacific Ocean in the east, and at the lower reaches of the Lanyang River and out to the sea. It was once the land where the Kavalan people lived. Zhuangwei Fort".The work is based on the idea of ​​the diverse intersection of rivers and seas,humanities and nature, using fish nets to surround a circle, allowing the viewer to enter it as if placed in a surrounding ocean current fortress. Under the wind, the work produces a slight appearance. Sway, intersect layer by layer, layer by layerSurrounded by layers, gather the ups and downs of this land, and ride on the complementary years and years of the land and people. More

In the vast sea, many fish will gather under the light source and hover, perhaps because of curiosity, perhaps to survive, or to find a companion. This is the phototaxis of fish. These characteristics are like human beings curious about the underwater world, using the perspective of divers watching the underwater world in the sea, creating an installation space that is like being in the sea and surrounded by schools of fish.Yu Yu Art has long paid attention to the relationship between local culture, land and people. With the accumulation of experience, each creation hopes to develop local characteristics and develop self-characteristics through the different paces of local culture and people’s lives. The stage of performance and find... More

“Better” through the pursuit of ambitions and growth in the challenges of life. “Better” through the changing vision and imagination inherent in the evolving landscape of life. The Yu Yu Art studio has participated in this festival for many years, and their series of artworks often use bamboo. This time the team employs bamboo to represent growth and transformation in the trajectory of human life. The external structure of the artwork uses bamboo, stacked and weaved together to form a defined structure whilst the white space inside the work represents the freedom sought, as we traverse life’s journey. More

The two large curved surfaces float above the water in dynamic tension with each other and the water below. It appears as some sort of gateway or portal, inviting us to enter at one end and squeeze through to the other side perhaps to another place in time.The curves embrace and sky and the earth. They catch the breeze and reflect the light. They tell us of the passing of time and whisper the old songs of the Harbor. More

In our perceivable space, myriads of border-crossing actions have been taken in a creeping and constant manner. The team created Unrelated, a translucent visual installation, with bamboo, timber, iron, steel wire and LED lights, and then installed it on the surface of the water. The vertical bamboo slices interweave the real and the virtual in this space and produce a riveting intersection of shadow and light in the night breeze. As far as the team is concerned, life per se is essentially featured by a concatenation of encounters, seemingly unintentional yet in fact causally related. Those seemingly unrelated happenings could be the results of predestined appointments. More

四個季節是氣候的心情，是持續情感的象徵。每個季節都交織著故事，化作歷史最後的成就文化。在鹹水發展的軌跡中，有無數精彩的人生故事和辛勤耕耘的感人事件。運用織帶技術，象徵著歷史的傳承與融合與延伸。透過雲層的交織，訴說著這片土地上各種生命的悲歡離合，喜怒哀樂的形態，呈現出柔和而堅實的意念。《變之雲》織雲，載月津港。 More

Seed-shaped sculptures, floating, moving with the ebb and flow, swaying like waves in a sea of woods. Like signs that point the way along the navigation route, they hover in the first forest on the island after crossing the bridge, guiding the travelers , and connecting Yuguang Island with the travelers on an emotional level. More

The Future is the place where we project all our dreams. Often books, movies, stories and fairy tales portrait the future as an utopian fantasy, where everything is beautiful and we can all live peacefully together. Is it possible to envision today the World of Tomorrow? Is it possible to take people into an oneiric dream?   DROPS is an art installation, made of luminescent glazed drops scattered on Caorle's cliff that absorb the light during the day and release it at night transforming a the defence tidal system into a social and artistic infrastructure. A composition of colored drops recall the imprint left by the waves. During the day the installation looks like a mosaic, as a reminiscence of the nearby Venetian tessellations, and... More