ccGarden 就是 嘻嘻樂園

A.     In the living room, a flower blooms, wipes its face, glistens, and withers away.

B.     Sitting at the end of a hall, watching the light move, imagining space expanding, if time stopped how would the light behave?  If all sense of time were lost, every time the light moved through the static plane, there would be no limitations.

C.     I am standing there; the outline is clear and bright.  The noise that lingers in the corner is distracting, indefinite, unfocused, and fuzzy. 

It is everywhere, then disappears, and is lost.  My weak field of vision is rocking and falls behind the enormous white wall of noise.  The light faintly wavers from above causing me to notice the forest.  In the vast and motionless forest, the wind conceals the spaces between the trees. 

The noise fades into silence, the forest disappears in the light, and the wind gently passes away.

As one observes the movement of the light, an inner sensation penetrates the body, and the vision of the wavering“light”affects both its interior and exterior.   A loss of sight occurs when the light moves through a scene and produces its own inner emotion.   The light’s natural movement generates life.  The organization of text and movement of the light capture the connection between oneself and the environment.     It represents a part of a slow inner journey.

Incomplete Work

 
A drum made of a tree trunk and covered with goat skin.  The dead goat has left behind its body to bring sound to life.☆

To study art has been an escape from the fast paced movement of modern life and therapy for a spiritual mind.  The circulation of thought through a network (e.g. a Blog) can produce new art forms. By contacting CC (Creative Commons) for copyright status, it enables us to create a culture of cumulative knowledge and, as a result, form a social network of interoperability.  Perhaps what makes the Internet the most significant to mankind is that it is a platform for the exchange of human experience and information.–Lawrence Lessig

This exhibition’s sketches, writing, and calligraphy combined into an art form comprise an adaptable portfolio and adopted a Creative Commons “Attribution-ShareAlike” 2.5 Taiwan License.

☆African Sounds: a work by Sawada Tosiki