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「共織宇宙」 開幕座談
日期｜2026年3月21日（六）
時間｜14:00–15:30
地點｜新北市美術館 B3 多功能廳
費用｜免費
藝術家｜托馬斯．薩拉切諾
主持人／與談人｜謝豐嶸
與談人｜洪廣冀
「共織宇宙」從蜘蛛的感知網絡出發，延伸至大氣、能量與跨物種共存的思考，邀請觀者重新理解人類在地球生命系統中的位置。展覽不僅呈現藝術家長期關注的環境議題，更透過藝術與科學的跨域合作，開啟對宇宙的深層提問。
開幕座談將邀請藝術家托馬斯．薩拉切諾親自分享其創作理念與研究脈絡，並與新北市美術館資深策展人謝豐嶸，以及歷史地理學與環境史學者洪廣冀展開對談。座談將從策展實踐與環境視角切入，討論藝術如何成為重新想像社會關係與生態倫理的媒介，並進一步思考空氣、感知與共生所構築的未來可能。
*本活動將以中英文 逐步口譯 方式進行*
藝術家/ 與談人簡介
托馬斯．薩拉切諾
托馬斯・薩拉切諾（1973 年生）是一位出生於阿根廷、現居柏林的藝術家，其創作計畫致力於打造生態—社會、參與式與裝置性的交流平台，承載並放大具再生性的知識形式。他的作品跨越不同尺度與頻譜——從沿著蜘蛛絲線傳遞、幾乎不可聽聞的振動，到漂浮雕塑的空氣靜力學，再到絲狀的宇宙之網——藉此建立「回應能力（response-ability）」的橋梁，引導觀眾與生命之網中的其他存在建立更深層的互惠關係與感知調諧。
洪廣冀
洪廣冀為歷史地理學與環境史研究者，任教於國立臺灣大學地理環境資源學系，致力探索檔案研究、田野工作、環境寫作與策展的多重可能
謝豐嶸
謝豐嶸，新北市美術館資深策展人。他的策展關注移動遷徙、跨區域敘事、身體及空間政治等相關議題。此外，他以策展作為方法，試圖打造臨時公共空間與社群，致力於探索自我賦權與建構社會關係之可能性。近年策劃的展覽包括：「基進城市」（與鄭慧華共同策劃，新北，2025）、「游人如織」（新北，2023）、「哨聲響起前」（上海，2019）
注意事項
1. 請填寫與有效證件相符之姓名及正確聯絡方式
2. 3月21日（六）13:30 - 14:00開放報到，逾時者恕不保留座位
3. 本座談不包含展覽門票，如欲參觀展覽，請另行購票入場
4. 本座談將全程攝錄影。參與者視同同意主辦單位得將影像用於教育推廣等非營利用途
5. 主辦單位保留修改、變更及取消本活動之權利，如有異動將以官網公告為準
活動洽詢
新北市美術館
E-mail：publicprogram@ntcart.museum
電話：02-2679-6088 分機 428（扶小姐）
Interwoven Public Talk
Date | Saturday, March 21, 2026
Time | 14:00–15:30
Venue | Auditorium, B3, New Taipei City Art Museum
Admission | Free
Artist | Tomás Saraceno
Moderator / Discussant | HSIEH Feng-Rong
Discussant | HUNG Kuang-chi
Interwoven begins with the sensory networks of spiders and extends toward atmospheres, energy, and multispecies coexistence, inviting audiences to reconsider humanity's position within Earth's living systems. The exhibition not only presents Saraceno's long-standing engagement with environmental questions, but also opens deeper reflections on universe through interdisciplinary collaborations between art and science.
This talk features a conversation between artists Tomás Saraceno with Senior Curator Hsieh Feng-Rong of the New Taipei City Art Museum and scholar of historical geography and environmental history Hung Kuang-chi. Together, they will explore how artistic practice can become a medium for reimagining social relations and ecological ethics, and consider how air, perception, and coexistence might shape possible futures.
*The talk will be conducted with consecutive interpretation in Mandarin and English.*
Artist / Speaker Biographies
Tomás Saraceno
Tomás Saraceno (b. 1973) is an Argentina-born, Berlin-based artist whose projects devise platforms for ecosocial, participatory, and installative encounters, that host and amplify regenerative forms of knowledge. Connecting across scales and spectra—from the inaudible vibrations communicated along a spider’s silken thread, to the aerostatics of floating sculptures, and the filamentary cosmic web—his work builds bridges of ‘response-ability’ that seek to move audiences towards deeper reciprocity and attunement with other beings in the web(s) of life.
HUNG Kuang-chi
Hung Kuang-chi is a scholar of historical geography and environmental history. He teaches in the Department of Geography at National Taiwan University, and is dedicated to exploring the multiple possibilities of archival research, fieldwork, environmental writing, and curatorial practice.
HSIEH Feng-Rong
Hsieh Feng-Rong is Senior Curator at the New Taipei City Art Museum. His curatorial practice engages with issues of mobility and migration, trans-regional narratives, and the politics of the body and space. Approaching curating as a method, he seeks to create temporary public spaces and communities, exploring possibilities for self-empowerment and the construction of social relations. Recent exhibitions include Reimagining Radical Cities (co-curated with Amy Cheng, New Taipei, 2025), Interweaving Travelers (New Taipei, 2023), and Before the Whistle Blows (Shanghai, 2019).
Notices
1. Please register using your full legal name and valid contact information.
2. Registration opens at 13:30 on March 21. Seats will not be reserved for late arrivals.
3. Admission to the talk does not include exhibition entry. Please purchase a separate exhibition ticket if you wish to visit the exhibition.
4. The talk will be fully photographed and recorded. By attending, participants agree to the use of documentation for non-profit educational and promotional purposes.
5. The organizer reserves the right to modify or cancel the talk. Any changes will be announced on the official website.
Event Enquiries
New Taipei City Art Museum
E-mail: publicprogram@ntcart.museum
Tel: +886-2-2679-6088 ext. 428 (Ms. Fu)
