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廣慈社宅公共藝術:游擊藝術行動車 X 我的社宅有點甜
Public Arts in Guangci: Guerrilla Art to Go×My Sweet Home
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廣慈社宅公共藝術:游擊藝術行動車 X 我的社宅有點甜
Public Arts in Guangci: Guerrilla Art to Go×My Sweet Home
社宅的故事,從一台連結美好生活的藝術行動車說起
社會住宅是一場關於居住理想的文化運動,廣慈社會住宅作為台北市近年完成的最具指標性社宅基地案例,如何縫合來自四面八方、不同背景的住民,創造藝術作品與人、人與人的多重連結,以及透過公共藝術的可接近性,讓市民對社宅產生好感與信任度,成為廣慈社宅公共藝術的重要任務。
「你在家是什麼樣子?」
我們從廣慈社宅公共藝術的策展主軸「我們在家 We Are Home」出發,和社宅住民交流對談,從分享的美好經驗中,提煉出57組在家生活的關鍵字,以這些字詞為設計,打造「游擊藝術行動車」作為可移動的傳播載體,另外也將採集而來多元的生命故事,製成一杯杯的「社宅甜甜冰」,透過冰淇淋的味道,來說一個社宅的故事。
這台載著「社宅甜甜冰」的藝術行動車,巡迴了社宅、公園、街區、文創基地各種生活場域,在分享社宅故事的同時,也透過藝術行動,邀請人們一起畫下在家的樣子,用自身創作換一杯有故事的冰,總共收集超過1,200幅畫作,希望透過行動,傳遞社宅多元共融的理念,讓人們感受有溫度、有態度的新社宅形象。
策劃統籌:左腦創意
車體設計:劉雨墨
插畫設計:葉思佑
冰淇淋創作:Double V
Stories of social housing begin with the art automobile linked with wonderful living
Social housing is a cultural movement about the ideal of housing. Guangci Social Housing is the most iconic social housing project recently completed in Taipei City. How to include residents with diverse origins and backgrounds, create multiple artwork-human and human-human bonds, as well as get citizens to have a good impression and trust with social housing via the accessibility of public art became the vital mission of the pubic arts at Guangci Social Housing.
“What are you like at home?”
We started with the curatorial theme “We Are Home” of Public Arts in Guangci, exchanging and talking with social housing residents. From the wonderful experiences they shared, 57 keywords of living at home were extracted. With these words fused in the design, we built the “Guerrilla Art to Go” as the mobile vessel for communication. Meanwhile, the various life stories we collected became cups of “sweet social housing ice cream” to tell stories of social housing through flavors of ice cream.
This art automobile loaded with “sweet social housing ice cream” toured through the living scenes at the social housing, parks, blocks, and the cultural and creative base. While sharing stories of social housing, we invited people to draw pictures of them at home via art actions. They exchanged the creativity of their own for a cup of ice cream filled with stories. Thus, a total of over 1,200 pictures were collected. Through the action, we aimed to communicate the idea of diversity and inclusivity for people to gain a new social housing impression rich in warmth and demeanor.