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Updated：2024-05-03
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Introduction
Materials: Wood, Stone
Maiko Sugano, the artist who created “Turtle” a highly recognized work for the 2016 East Coast Land Arts Festival to pay tribute to mother ocean, is working mainly on Lauan wood again this time. Inspired by the jade piece that was unearthed from the Beinan Cultural site on the East Coast of Taiwan, her work took shape metaphorically from the high central mountain ridges created by the movement of the continental plates. Moreover, the images of flying birds and crawling snails are also included in her work. The soul of the creator has made the sky, earth, and ocean, and is continuously flowing out from a hole in the center of this circular piece of art that symbolically represents the natural life cycle.
Maiko Sugano, the artist who created “Turtle” a highly recognized work for the 2016 East Coast Land Arts Festival to pay tribute to mother ocean, is working mainly on Lauan wood again this time. Inspired by the jade piece that was unearthed from the Beinan Cultural site on the East Coast of Taiwan, her work took shape metaphorically from the high central mountain ridges created by the movement of the continental plates. Moreover, the images of flying birds and crawling snails are also included in her work. The soul of the creator has made the sky, earth, and ocean, and is continuously flowing out from a hole in the center of this circular piece of art that symbolically represents the natural life cycle.
Artists
Location
No. 25, Xincun Rd., Chenggong Township, Taitung County Taiwán, R.O.C
