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林宇荃 LIN Yu-Chuan ЪۜႭ׼ Description

޴༰׵ڀၾণᗳd˜ዓ™̴྅݊͊஗ཷ؂ٙІ್ʘᔶd Compared to flowers and grass, trees seem like the enbodiment of untamed
nature, carrying the mystery and vitality of ancient life. In many myths, they
੭ഹჃ͛̚նٙग़ॕ׌ၾ͛նชdί஢εग़༑ʕϓމІ
represent the aura of nature, while in the Bible, they are the tree of life and
್ٙᜳΈdί໋຾ʕ̴݊ɪ܎ሮഗɛᗳʱ፫ഛెၾ͛ն the tree of the knowledge of good and evil bestowed by God to humanity.
ʘዓfӊԐίዓ؍ගd޶ഹ΢၇͛նiೌሞ੔͛eಐ Walking through forests, I observe the various forms of life—parasitic,
nesting, sheltering—as they alternate, thrive, and perish amidst the gaps and
ࢹe၊ᔛiίࣛගٙᓙᄴၾᐛගʕ־Ϥһࠖd͛ዚၾ஻
moments of time; the vision frames a simultaneous surge of being here and
̘iൖᇞ࣪ΐഹɓ၇ໄԒϤࣛၾ־ࣛٙΝࣛಪਗf there, now and then.
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此與彼時的湧動 Presenting Life Simultaneously with Moments Past 166×150cm
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