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中國生態(tài)藝術家王馨曼斬獲國際藝術大獎

2022-09-21 15:43 作者:ART夢空間建飛 0人讀過 | 我要投稿

百年歷史包豪斯引以為傲的世界頂尖設計師和藝術家瑪麗安·勃蘭特，由她名字命名的“2022年第八屆國際瑪麗安·勃蘭特大賽”于2022年9月14日在官網(wǎng)公布獲獎名單。該國際藝術大賽每三年舉辦一次，在來自全球34個國家的400多位參賽者中，評審團評選出該獎項類別的20位提名獎獲得者，中國生態(tài)環(huán)保藝術家王馨曼斬獲提名獎。該獎項的頒獎典禮將于2022年10月29日至31日在德國開姆尼茨市舉行。2022年第八屆國際瑪麗安·勃蘭特獎通過“連通性與自然建立新關系的實驗”，旨在激發(fā)藝術家和設計師們探索和發(fā)現(xiàn)與設計連接我們與其他生物及棲息地的相關事物。此次國際大賽希望藝術家和設計師能尋找與其他生物和自然存在的合作、美學、隱喻和詩意交換關系的項目、圖像和文本。探討人類是否可以從一個角度來看待自己，不是把自己看成其他生物和棲息地的對立物，而是關注相似的事物。

王馨曼生命與共存系列作品-鯊魚裝置藝術 450*250cm 2020 www.wangxinman.com

Life and Coexistence Series by Sophia Xinman Wang- Sharks Installation art 450*250cm 2020

2022年第八屆國際瑪麗安·勃蘭特國際大賽招貼

由生態(tài)環(huán)保藝術家王馨曼創(chuàng)作的保護生物多樣性系列裝置藝術作品、互動綜合材料藝術作品得到了此次大賽評委的贊譽。王馨曼采用回收的廢舊材料：塑料袋、飲料瓶、易拉罐、鐵絲、不同材質的線、紙箱、報紙、塑料玩具和日常生活用品等材料創(chuàng)作的野生動物裝置藝術作品，作品表達了對生物棲息地被人類占領，植物被砍伐，導致動物失去棲息地后體內充斥著因人類過度消費所丟棄的各種塑料廢棄物的批判；隱喻對地球生物痛苦掙扎和煎熬的生命過程是由人類行為疊加造成的。藝術家希望通過裝置藝術作品激發(fā)大眾對生態(tài)破壞所帶來的嚴重影響的反思，如自然災害與極端氣候的增加、地球物種以前所未有的速度在滅絕等問題，倡導大眾參與到日常低碳環(huán)保的行動中，為保護自然、和諧共生貢獻自己的一份力量。

作為受聘于國內外多所知名藝術機構的中國生態(tài)環(huán)保藝術家王馨曼（就職于云南大學、國內外多所知名大學客座教授），其藝術作品被聯(lián)合國教科文組織藝術中心、法國國家自然歷史博物館、意大利當代藝術中心、云南美術館、中華文化中心等機構收藏。

2022年第八屆國際瑪麗安·勃蘭特國際大賽提名獎獲獎名單

2022年第八屆國際瑪麗安·勃蘭特國際大賽評委介紹

Chinese eco-artist Sophia Xinman Wang has won an international art award

The centennial Bauhaus is proud of Marianne Brandt, one of the world's leading designers and artists. The "8th International Marianne Brandt Competition 2022" named after her announced the winners on its website on September 14, 2022. The international art competition, held every three years, selected 20 nominees in its category from more than 400 participants from 34 countries. Sophia Xinman Wang, an eco-artist from China, was named the winner. The award ceremony will be held in Chemnitz, Germany, from October 29 to 31, 2022. The 8th International Marian Brandt Prize 2022 aims to inspire artists and designers to explore, discover and design the things that connect us to other creatures and habitats through "experiments in connectivity and a new relationship with nature". The international competition asks artists and designers to find projects, images and texts that are in a collaborative, aesthetic, metaphorical and poetic exchange relationship with other creatures and natural beings. To explore whether humans can see themselves from a point of view, not as opposed to other creatures and habitats, but as similar things.

Ecological and environmental protection artist Sophia Xinman Wang created a series of biodiversity protection installation art works, interactive materials art works were praised by the judges of the competition. Sophia Xinman Wang uses recycled waste materials: Plastic bags, bottles, cans, iron wire, line of different materials, cartons, paper, plastic toys and daily necessities such as material creation wildlife device works of art, works expressed habitats are occupied by humans, plants have been cut down, animals lose their habitat after full because human over-consumption of all kinds of plastic waste discarded by criticism; Metaphor for the painful struggle and suffering of the Earth's life process is caused by the superposition of human actions. Artist hopes that by wildlife device works of art to inspire the public to the reflection of ecological destruction brought about by the serious influence, such as the increase of natural disasters and extreme climate, the earth at an unprecedented rate in the extinction of species, to advocate the public to participate in the daily low carbon environmental protection, to protect the natural harmonious coexistence, contributes an own strength.

As employed by domestic and foreign many well-known art institutions of Chinese ecological environmental artist Sophia Xinman Wang (in Yunnan university, guest professor of domestic and foreign many well-known universities). Many works of art are collected in the UNESCO Art Center, the French National Museum of Natural History, the Italian Contemporary Art Center, the Yunnan Art Museum, the Chinese Culture Center, and other institutions.