《邊界：江陵》將「未知場域」系列的創作視角拓展至韓國江原道，探索當地同樣面臨變動與轉型的環境場域。
本系列的核心關注點在於環境在社會劇烈的影響所造成的變遷，生命如何「留下」的微小姿態，並探討場所記憶與生命韌性之間的相互作用。
作品中的影像，捕捉了自然與文明之間持續不斷的對話，包含植物依附在人造物及未開發的環境狀態，與人類在環境自然生長中的介入、建構及改變其自然成長行為之間的交疊。透過這些視覺嘗試模擬出自然與文明之間的邊界，但實際上這樣的界線並非清晰固定的，而是持續不斷地在相互依附、侵蝕與重塑。
The series "Boundary: Gangneung" expands the creative perspective of the "Unknown Field" series to Gangwon-do, South Korea, exploring environmental sites that are also facing drastic change and transformation.
The core focus of this series lies in the profound changes that environments undergo due to intense social impact, capturing the subtle gestures of how life "persists" amidst these shifts. It fundamentally investigates the interplay between site memory and life's resilience.
The visuals within the work capture the continuous dialogue between nature and civilization. This includes the overlap between plants clinging to man-made structures and undeveloped environments, and human intervention, construction, and alteration of nature's growth patterns. Through these visual experimentations, the work attempts to simulate the boundary between nature and civilization. However, this line is not presented as clear or fixed, but rather as one that is continuously engaged in mutual dependency, erosion, and reshaping.
布面攝影輸出、植物材質
Print on Canvas, Plant Media
