“共生”装置,意大利 / Edoardo Tresoldi
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9月15日,意大利藝術家Edoardo Tresoldi在位於Trentino Valley的知名戶外博物館“Arte Sella雕塑公園”內推出了他為場地特別設計的裝置作品“共生”(Simbiosi)。三十多年來,Arte Sella雕塑公園與眾多國際知名藝術家和建築師進行了合作,包括艾德瓦爾多·蘇托·德·莫拉、隈研吾, 米凱萊·德·路奇和埃托·索特薩斯等,使藝術與自然通過一系列非凡的作品相互交織。去年冬天,Arte Sella雕塑公園遭到了風暴的嚴重破壞,之後公園對大部分的藝術作品和道路進行了重建,並於春天到來時重新向公眾開放。
On September 15th, Edoardo Tresoldi has unveiled “Simbiosi”, his new site-specific artwork for Arte Sella sculpture park, the renowned open air museum in Italy's Trentino Valley. For over thirty years, Arte Sella has intertwined Nature and Art thanks to artworks by internationally acclaimed artists and architects such as Eduardo Souto de Moura, Kengo Kuma, Michele De Lucchi, and Ettore Sottsass. Badly damaged by the last winter's storm, Arte Sella has managed to reconstruct most of the artworks and paths, and to reopen to the public in last Spring.
Tresoldi的研究聚焦於對空間的體驗式感知以及與景觀元素的關係,以雕塑為手段在建築與自然之間進行情感性的滲透。 “共生”作為Tresoldi藝術演進之路的轉折點,開創性地將“不在場物質”(Absent Matter)的透明度與當地石材的實體感通過金屬絲網融合為一個整體。
Tresoldi's research, focused on the experiential perception of the space and the relationship with the landscape's elements, moves ahead through a sculptural and emotional interpenetration between architecture and nature. “Simbiosi” is a turning point in the Italian artist's evolution: for the first time, Tresoldi hybridizes the transparency of the Absent Matter, expressed through the wire mesh, with the materiality of local stones.
“共生”是一個高達5米的、完全向天空敞開的休息和沈思空間,是一座懸在建築、自然與時間維度之中的“廢墟”。作品彷彿在挑戰地心引力一般,漂浮於意識與無意識之間,以及物質世界與非物質世界之間。它是一個可以滲透卻又保持私密的有機體,一條與自然構成情感連接的渠道。
Entirely open towards the sky and reaching a height of 5 meters, “Simbiosi” composes a space of rest and contemplation, a ruin suspended between architecture, nature and temporal dimension. The artwork seems to challenge the force of gravity, like a body in suspension that levitates between consciousness and unconsciousness, between the material and immaterial world. A living organism, permeable yet intimate: an emotional communication channel with nature.
與那些基於生命衰退過程而定義的“傳統”廢墟不同,“共生”將自身置入了廢墟結構之中,展示了一種超出尋常物質規律的“重建”。事實上,這裡的“不在場物質”所體現的是一種嘗試通過理性形式來定義和保有物質重量的精神狀態。
Unlike the “conventional” ruin, defined by a process of organic deterioration, with “Simbiosi” a reconstruction takes place, following unusual rules of matter, where the artist's design inserts itself in the ruin's structure. Indeed, the Absent Matter here embodies the mental shape that tries to define and retain the weight of matter by giving it a rational form.
“共生”有意地將建築與自然元素進行了連接,並以此來詮釋周圍的景觀。不同元素之間的持續交換彰顯了雕塑所蘊含的美感、含義和邏輯。 Tresoldi借助建築性的原型描述了構成景觀的元素,而這些原型也成為了解釋它們自身的渠道。
“Simbiosi” is an interpretation of the surrounding landscape through the intentional connections between architectural and natural elements, whose continuous exchange defines the aesthetics, meanings and logics of sculpture. The architectural archetypes, through which Tresoldi narrates the landscape's elements, become here the channel through which they can be interpreted.
根據夏多布里昂所說,如果廢墟對人類的吸引力產生於被毀滅的宏大事物與無常生命之間構成的“不確定性”,那麼該作品所表達的含義就並非是大多數不朽建築所傳達的那種“人類的勝利”,它所體現的恰恰是一種人性的脆弱。
If Man's attraction to the ruin, according to François René de Chateaubriand, arises from “une conformité secrète” between the destroyed monuments and the transience of our existence, here it is interpreted not as the expression of the idea of a winning humanity, like monumental architecture does, but rather one of human fragility.
“共生”回應了一種對你所想要了解的事物進行分析的強烈慾望。它在塵世與精神之間搖擺,它展現了人類希望融入並解釋自然的原始使命,以及用自然法則來展現自然本身的基本需要。
“Simbiosi ” responds to the urge to analyze something you want to know. The artwork oscillates between earthly and spiritual dimensions; it embodies the primordial human vocation to merge with the natural element and, at the same time, to interpret it; the need to become part of the landscape and to represent it according to the codes that belong to it.
“共生”在周圍景觀的共同影響下,與Arte Sella雕塑公園建立了深刻的聯繫。公園本身也經歷了劇烈的變化:如果不是2018年的風暴,雕塑所在的山丘也不會存在。緩慢生長的自然環境創造出了這座全新的結構,與其他的藝術品一樣,“共生”也將成為Arte Sella公園肌理的一部分,並最終與之融為一體。
Sculpted by the surrounding landscape, “Simbiosi” lives and breathes in deep connection with Arte Sella park, which itself has undergone the transformative action of nature: the same hill where the installation is located would not have existed had the 2018 storm not taken place. Nature, growing slowly, will define a new, additional architecture: same as the other artworks, “Simbiosi” will become part of the Arte Sella fabric and will ultimately blend with the park.
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