Architecture Salon| How to Represent Architecture in Exhibitions?
Speakers
C. David Tseng/ Distinguished Chair Professor, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University
Jr-Gang Chi/ Assistant Professor of the Department of Architecture, Shih Chien University
Host
Chun-Hsiung Wang Director, Department of Architectural Design, Shih Chien University
Location
Winsing Art Place (No. 6, Lane 10, Lane 180, Section 6, Section 6, Minquan East Road, Neihu District, Taipei City)
Fee
Free admission, prior registration is required (successful registration and attendance of the speaker will receive a limited edition of the exhibition poster)
Introduction
Architecture is about the subject's experience of space in time.
Through the movement of our bodies through space, people are indeed connected to buildings;
And movement is the body in time, and time makes space come alive.
Guo Xuhuan and Huang Hui-mei took a deep dive into the design methodology of contemporary Taiwanese urban architecture through the exhibition “Space of Time” and refocused the user experience of the building. The exhibition includes their architectural creations from the past 25 years, where the two never found an opportunity to wake up from the delay of everyday life that rotates day after day. Creating the image of tiny but impossibly brilliant spaces in urban gaps revives the infinite possibilities of space over time and makes everyday life better.
Guo Xuhara and Huang Wai Mei are avid pursuers of this “space for time” and bold experimenters. Through arguments, quarrels, and even cold wars between them, but also through a process of mutual support, encouragement, and love, it creates a space for time and a connection between the viewers.
Exhibitions and extension lectures invite viewers to experience the meaning of living in a building from different points of view from historical, contemporary, spatial and even cultural perspectives.
