“Nothing revives the past so completely as a smell that was once associated with it.”
― Vladimir Nabokov
氣味確實比景象或聲音更能撩動心弦。
藝術家徐思穎試圖重現⼈類對物質環境影響下此場域將近⼀世紀以來持續的甜蜜⾹味，曾在此地⼯作過的⼈們、曾經拜訪此地遊憩的過客，都能經由這個嗅覺⾏為再次浮現腦海中對此地的記憶。並藉由來自不同時空與國度的物件交錯在展場內與外，刻意參考日常文化，從而描述文化生產的基本機制，用一種輕鬆純粹的視角探討當代藝術的本質，從而帶給觀者們嶄新的詩意連結。
“Nothing revives the past so completely as a smell that was once associated with it.”
― Vladimir Nabokov
Smell pulls at heartstrings more than sight or sound.
The artist Hsu, Szu-Ying attempts to reproduce the sweet smell that has lasted for nearly a century in this field under the influence of human beings on the material environment. People who have worked here and tourists who have visited this place for recreation can relive the smell through this olfactory act. Memories of this place come to mind. By interlacing objects from different time, space and countries inside and outside the exhibition. Deliberately referring to everyday culture, to describe the basic mechanism of cultural production. And explore the essence of contemporary art from a relaxed and pure perspective, so to bring visitors, a new poetic link.
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