表演生态公共艺术:曾志明及其体现的环境艺术主义

Meiqin Wang
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本文以曾志明及其生态意识公共艺术为个案,探讨当代台湾公共艺术、行为艺术与环境行动主义的相互关系。拥有美术和戏剧专业背景的曾俊华,在2011年开始将行为艺术作为他的主要表现媒介,这很大程度上是由于他对台湾生态系统在环保运动浪潮中持续恶化的担忧。此后,他一直在公共空间进行倡导生态与可持续事业的表演作品,成为岛内草根环保艺术主义的重要成员。曾俊华以环境问题和社会不公为主题,以自己的身体为基础、为材料、为载体,进行艺术创作。他的艺术经常在街头、公共广场或濒临灭绝的生态遗址旁表演,成为生态公共艺术。在创作方法上,他倾向于将泥土、水、石头、植物等自然材料或河流、沙滩、风、阳光等自然元素作为道具。这在很大程度上是受到客家民族背景的启发,特别是客家根深蒂固的“崇拜自然”、“敬畏天地”的农耕传统。曾氏的作品旨在告知、吸引和激发公众对环境保护和生态素养的关注,是岛上生态公共艺术的一个例子,是正在进行的环境艺术主义的重要组成部分,旨在推动生态系统多样性的论述,促进非剥削性的人与自然关系。
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Performing eco-public art: Tseng Chi-ming and his embodied environmental artivism
This article investigates the interrelations of public art, performance art and environmental activism in contemporary Taiwan through a case study of Tseng Chi-ming and his ecologically conscious public art. With a professional background in fine arts and theatre, Tseng adopted performance art as his primary medium of expression in 2011, very much prompted by his concern of Taiwan’s continuous ecosystem deterioration despite waves of environmental movement. Since then, he has become a key member of the island’s grassroots environmental artivism with his consistent performance works in the public space to advocate the cause of ecology and sustainability. Taking issues with environmental problems and related social injustices, Tseng uses his very own body as the ground, the material and the vehicle to carry out his artivism. Often performed on the street, in the public square or next to endangered ecological sites, his art becomes eco-public art. Methodologically, Tseng tends to incorporate natural materials such as earth, water, stones and plants or direct elements of nature such as rivers, beaches, wind and sunlight as his props. This is very much inspired by his Hakka ethnic background, particularly the deeply rooted Hakka agrarian tradition of ‘worship of nature’ and ‘reverence to heaven and earth’. Aiming to inform, engage and activate the public for environmental protection and ecological literacy, Tseng’s work is an example of the eco-public art in the island that is part and parcel of the ongoing environmental artivism that strives to advance the discourse of ecosystem diversity and foster non-exploitative human–nature relationship.
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