陳淑燕
Chen, Shu-Yen 

Chen, Shu-Yen employs paper mulberry and the technique of making bark cloth—methods that have traversed the oceans with the Austronesian peoples—to recreate the deep connection between people and land. Through manual hammering and shaping, natural fibers emerge as patterns representing the land.

​陳淑燕利用和南島語族一起跨越海洋的構樹及樹皮布技術，重塑人與土地最初的親密關係，透過人力敲打與塑型，讓自然的纖維綻放出土地的紋樣。