藝術家 Artists

李耀生 Lee, Yao-Sheng

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1966年生於台灣省雲林縣,現職雕塑藝術創作者。國立臺南藝術大學造型藝術研究所畢業,曾任國立台灣藝術大學雕塑學系兼任講師。1997年起於台灣各地舉辦個展及聯展,2016年代表蕭壠國際藝術村參展台北市文化基金會藝術村營運部主辦「混種藝術祭」。擅長環境藝術、雕塑創作等作品。

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駐村藝術裝置《飛機鳥》(Plane Birds)

飛機是人類夢想飛翔的實踐,鳥則是大自然賦予翅膀的動物。藝術裝置《飛機鳥》期許人類應與自然和諧共存,而非凌駕萬物。藝術家於進駐期間,深深喜愛蕭壠廣闊的空間以及雄偉的14倉庫群,不採用固定後即無法移動的方式,而是將千百隻的飛機鳥以螺絲拴於藝術村各個角落,包含漂流木椅及火車造景等,象徵飛機鳥隨時可起飛翱翔,無拘無束。

Born in Yunlin, Taiwan in 1966, Lee is a professional sculptor. Receiving his MFA from the Graduate Institute of Plastic Arts in Tainan National University of the Arts, he had been serving as an adjunct lecturer in the Department of Sculpture in National Taiwan University of Arts. Since 1997, Lee has been invited to hold various solo and group exhibitions around Taiwan. In 2016, he represented Soulangh Artist Village to participate in “On Site Art Festival” hosted by Taipei Culture Foundation. Lee specializes in environmental art and sculpture.

A plane realizes human’s dream of flight while a bird is endowed with wings by nature. Through the installation ‘Plane Birds’, the artist hoped to achieve harmonic coexistence among all beings, instead of suppressing other species. During his residency, Lee had been fascinated with the extensive spaces and the 14 gigantic warehouses. Different from the immovable arrangement of fixation, the artist placed thousands of plane birds everywhere in the artist village by screws. You can even find them on the bench made of driftwoods or on the trains, always ready to take off and soar in the sky.

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