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曾慶棟         TSENG Ching-Tung                                                    ЪۜႭ׼    Description


                                    ੽ʃ༧ᎇ࢕˨၇ಔɺԌdνʦԈՑɺԌdӊӊԔ߮ٙఙ౻d                      Growing up, I planted peanuts with my father. Today, when I see
                                                                                    peanuts, I stil remember feel the sorrow and hardship. I often see old
                                    ʥːაίː᎘fɦ੬Ԉϼᔚ௧ࡆၾܔጘᄻ˝ҿdՉʕʔ˶݊
                                                                                    pieces of furniture and scrap timber, among which are some great
                                    ၽᝄɪഃλ˝ҿd஗ͯɝչѫԓא຅ࣵ˦ደdɦϞຬছชᙃ                      Taiwanese indigenous timbers, thrown out as garbage or burned as
                                    ၾʔવf׵݊٢ഹҪϟ˝ʷމग़փe˂͛Ңҿ̀Ϟ͜ʘڦ                       fuel, and I always feel sorry about it. So I decide to turn waste into gold
                                                                                    with the belief of all mateirals are useful in their own ways, interpreting
                                    ׂd͜ᎉՍԸ༕ᙑdяତ၇ɺԌʘɓᐑf
                                                                                    through carving and presenting an aspect of harvesting peanuts.

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