《家與海之間｜漂浮的歸屬》_ 基隆美術館

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展覽日期：2025/12/31 ~ 2026/1/1

展覽時間：二~日（09:00-17:00）

開       幕：1 . 3 (六) / 14:00

展覽空間：基隆美術館M01展覽室

展覽地址：202基隆市中正區信一路181號

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⭓展覽簡介：

以海洋作為情感與身份的隱喻，描繪藝術家董雅卉從基隆出發、移動、回望，並持續與世界對話的生命軌跡。展覽透過皮革、木屐、水產影像、幻燈片與服裝作品，編織出一段流動的「歸屬敘事」，交織地方風土、家族記憶與女性視角。

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Exhibition introduction：

Between Home and the Sea: Fluid Belonging frames the ocean as a metaphor for emotion, memory, and identity, tracing Masa Tung’s movements from her hometown of Keelung—departing, returning, and re-engaging with the world. Through leather-based constructions, wooden clogs, seafood-derived imagery, slide projections, and textile works, the exhibition weaves a fluid narrative of belonging shaped by local landscapes, familial histories, and a distinctly feminine perspective.

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⭓展出作品：

《藍海的縫合》取材自基隆正濱港的藍，透過皮革數位列印與手縫拼貼，使海成為可以觸摸的時間層；《水產時跡》以十二件木屐 × 皮革水產圖像，記錄祖父在水產漁會的勞動投射，也象徵海港城市的季節循環與家族連結。《移動居場所》延伸藝術家的袋包創作語彙，以皮革紙箱回應生命中的遷移、過渡與重新安放；《時間的層疊》以幻燈片重組童年的視覺記憶，讓光影與聲響觸發記憶再生的瞬間。展覽亦呈現藝術家參與日本大阪萬博的播州織服裝作品，開展島國之間的文化與風土對話。

 

本展以海為線索，以縫合為隱喻，引導觀眾在風土、記憶、歸屬與身份認同之間，重新思考「家」的形狀—漂浮、移動，卻始終與海相連。

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Exhibited Works：

Blue Sea, Stitched draws from the chromatic depths of Keelung’s Zhengbin Harbor, transforming digital leather prints and hand-stitched fragments into a tactile stratum of time. Tidal Steps of the Sea consists of twelve clog-based pieces imprinted with leather-printed seafood motifs, echoing the labor and presence of the artist’s grandfather at the local fishery association, while invoking the seasonal rhythms of a harbor city. Moving Shelter extends Tung’s vocabulary of bag-making, using leather “cardboard boxes” to contemplate migration, transition, and the re-placement of home. Layers of Time reassembles childhood imagery through slide projection, allowing light and sound to trigger the reanimation of memory. The exhibition also features Tung’s textile works created for the Osaka World Expo, fostering a dialogue on cultural exchange and climatic sensibilities across island nations.

 

Threaded by the metaphor of the sea and the gesture of stitching, the exhibition invites viewers to reconsider how place, memory, identity, and belonging are shaped—not as fixed entities, but as forms that drift, move, and remain quietly tethered to the tides.

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