濕地的臉龐  The Face of the Wetland

位置 | Location
階梯廣場南側光臘樹林  The Griffith's Ash Woods on the south side of the Stepped Plaza

材料 | Material
現地既有樹枝幹、藤蔓、麻繩、礫石
Existing branches and trunks found on site, vines, hemp rope, gravel

理念 | Statement

將濕地視為一幅巨大而非人稱的「臉龐」。神話中的面具象徵人類從穿戴自然中獲取自然力量；作品則反轉這一關係，將「穿戴」轉化為「感知」。觀者進入由枝幹交織而成的自然結構中，在包覆、遮蔽與觀看之間，放下以人為中心的觀看方式，以身體為感知融入濕地。

The wetland is imagined as a vast, non-human “face.” In mythology, masks symbolize the human desire to gain the power of nature by wearing it. This work reverses that relationship, transforming the act of “wearing” into an act of “sensing.”

Viewers enter a natural structure woven from branches. Moving between enclosure, concealment, and observation, they are invited to let go of a human-centered way of seeing and instead experience the wetland through the body, becoming immersed in its sensory presence.