Tide・Boundary
Ming-Huei,Chen
Generated in the intertidal zone where nature and man-made structures meet, this work is inspired by the perforated landscape shaped by the long-term erosion of the Pearl Coast's diverse ecology in Taoyuan. Weathering steel is used to construct a fluid, layered organic volume, translating the traces of time left by hollowed-out spaces and accumulation. The transparency and voids create an accessible sensory field, inviting physical intervention and transforming the act of "viewing" into "walking," allowing one to experience the continuous state of landscape generation and dissipation through movement.
- Artwork No.W03
- Dimensions5.08 x 1.5 x 3.35 (m)
Ming-Huei,Chen
Ming-Huei Chen graduated from the Graduate Institute of Art at the State University of New York (SUNY). He has received top honors at the Taipei Fine Arts Exhibition, the Taiwan Provincial Fine Arts Exhibition, and the Kaohsiung Awards. Since 1996, he has served as a professor in the Department of Fine Arts at National Kaohsiung Normal University, teaching sculpture, media installation, and public art. His work focuses long-term on urban aesthetics and the "spirit of place." As the project director of the Pier-2 Art Center, he has spearheaded numerous art festivals, and his works are held in the collections of major museums both domestically and internationally.
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