展期：2026/8/13-9/5
開幕式導覽＋座談會：2026/8/15(六), 15:00-17:00
地點：藝站 One Station
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竹子作為一種天然材料，幾乎被運用於生活的各個層面——從建造房屋、製作日常工具，到生產環保產品與化妝品；竹筍更是廣受喜愛的食材。竹子也被種植以協助防止土壤侵蝕與山崩，因為它生長迅速，並在地下形成彼此連結的網絡，新的竹筍由此持續萌生。
本次展覽從竹子汲取靈感，將其材質特性轉化為其所蘊含智慧的具體呈現。長久以來，竹子一直是融入日常生活的隱喻，承載並傳遞著文化知識。正如臺灣諺語所說：「竹子愈高，頭愈低垂。」這句話提醒我們，真正的力量來自柔韌與謙遜。在道家哲學中，竹子象徵著堅韌：它深深扎根，卻依然保有柔韌性。在風水中，人們相信竹子能為空間帶來和諧、正向能量、好運與穩定成長。從佛教的觀點來看，竹子代表純粹，以及源自謙遜的力量。它中空的內部結構則暗示著開放的心境，以及讓智慧流經我們的能力。
每件作品皆受到竹之智慧的啟發——柔韌、堅毅、力量、成長、合作與適應力。作品透過竹子尋求帶來支撐與平衡，並引導我們關注大自然持續分享的啟示，陪伴我們面對當代生活中的種種挑戰。
湯明煦（1982年生）是一位出生於匈牙利的視覺藝術家與藝術教育工作者，自2019年起定居臺灣。他曾於歐洲多地求學，並於2018年取得匈牙利美術大學藝術博士學位。他的創作聚焦於協作式、呼應場域的公共藝術作品，探索感知、記憶，以及人與地方之間的關係。他主要運用竹材、金屬、光線與在地取材進行創作，營造沉浸式環境，試圖拓展可見之境。
他的作品經常將地方歷史、生態條件與社群連結轉化為空間體驗，邀請觀眾透過移動、觀察與親身參與，與作品產生互動。透過公共藝術與地景藝術，湯明煦致力於在人類經驗、自然力量與地方不斷變遷的特質之間，創造富有意義的相遇，並開啟關於共存與環境意識的對話。
Artist’s Website / 藝術家網站: szvettamas.com
主辦單位：藝站跨藝社
組織營運贊助：國藝會
贊助單位：太平洋建設
Bamboo Wisdom-Tamas SZVET
Dates: Aug 13 – Sep 5, 2026
Opening & Artist talk: Sat 15 Aug, 15:00-17:00
Venue: One Station
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As a natural material, bamboo has been used for nearly everything—from building houses and making everyday tools to producing eco-friendly products and cosmetics—and its shoots are even enjoyed as food. Bamboo is also planted to help prevent soil erosion and landslides, as it grows rapidly and forms an interconnected underground network from which new shoots continuously emerge.
The exhibition draws inspiration from bamboo, transforming its material qualities into representations of the wisdom it embodies. Bamboo has long served as a metaphor woven into everyday life, passing on cultural knowledge. As a Taiwanese proverb says, “The taller the bamboo grows, the lower it bends,” reminding us that true strength lies in flexibility and humility. In Taoist philosophy, bamboo symbolises resilience: it is deeply rooted yet remains flexible. In Feng Shui, bamboo is believed to bring harmony, positive energy, good luck, and steady growth. From a Buddhist perspective, it can represent simplicity and the strength found in humility. Its hollow interior suggests openness and the ability to let wisdom flow through us.
Each artwork is inspired by the wisdom of bamboo—flexibility, resilience, strength, growth, cooperation, and adaptability. Through bamboo, the artworks seek to offer support and balance, drawing attention to the lessons that nature continues to share with us as we navigate the challenges of contemporary life.
Tamas Szvet (1982) is a Hungarian-born visual artist and educator who has been based in Taiwan since 2019. He studied across Europe and received his Doctor of Liberal Arts degree from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts in 2018. His practice focuses on collaborative, site-responsive public artworks that explore perception, memory, and the relationship between people and places. Working primarily with bamboo, metal, light, and locally sourced materials, he creates immersive environments that aim to expand the visible.
His works often transform local histories, ecological conditions, and community connections into spatial experiences, inviting audiences to engage through movement, observation, and presence. Through public art and land art, Szvet seeks to create meaningful encounters between human experience, natural forces, and the changing character of place, opening a dialogue about coexistence and environmental awareness.
Organizer: One Station of Trans Art
Sponsor: National Culture and Arts Foundation
Pacific Construction Co., Ltd.
