開放時間Time：

• 5.09（Sat.）-10（Sun.）：12:00-16:00
• 5.11（Mon.）-12（Tue.）：closed
• 5.13（Wen.）-16（Sat.）：12:00-16:00

計劃參與者Participants：

• 「花朵試紙工作坊」參與者們 Litmus Flower Workshop
• 竹圍國小自強分校，陳建興老師與同學們 Mr. Chen and students of Zhu-wei Elementary School
• 「大理高中溼地社」吳思儒老師、學曦、高一同學們 Mr. Wu, Hsueh-His and students of Wetland class in Da-Li High School
• 「手作顯微鏡與樹梅坑溪水域探訪」工作坊同學們Students from Electronic microscope and water testing workshop
• 駐村藝術家Andrea（簡介 About）
• 駐村創藝工程師Timbil（簡介 About）

水域重現：一個進行中的合作計劃
Recollecting the Flow - a collaboration project in progress

這項以環境為起點的計劃，提倡資源與資訊共享的創用CC理念，包括公眾通路與社群參與。提供一個改變社會的提議：「你所處地方附近的溪河在哪裡？為什麼我們的孩子們不能在裡頭玩呢？」

這項團隊合作，包括化學工程師Timbil、自然科學建興老師、大理高中思儒與學曦、視覺藝術家Andrea，來自不同地方的他們，生活樣貌也大不相同，但共有著對自然水文的關注。同時，竹圍工作室的樹梅坑溪計劃，藉著活絡的社會網絡，也提供了此合作計劃的架構基底與實作方法。這共同實驗的過程，讓參與者能在尋常的學習與專業背景約規之外實作。藝術家與科學家一起追蹤溪流，在「水裡有什麼？」的提問下，蒐集樣本、確認相對於現有資料的研究。並且，在水質的主題下，團隊一起自學校課程與社群工作坊中探問，在思想上對話。

「Recollection」囊括了實際資料的彙集、人們經驗過的尋常記憶與故事。Andrea用計劃式的圖繪，探現一個不熟悉的地景，藉由以視覺轉化的資料，更認識地方、也讓計劃屬於此地。相對於自然地理，都市設計與科技下的那些地方，是較生硬的呈現，而在她的作品裡，則給予環境數據的兩端，一個戲劇化的形貌。

綜以裝置展的概念與呈現，是試著讓那些無法被人親見的、能為人所見，並以一條失落河流的局部，其有形樣貌的再現作為提醒。水，是最重要的元素，計劃在人類尺度上，再現了水對於共有潮汐水流的支持，慶祝自然總能不斷使水質純淨而循環。

This art for environment initiative promotes the Creative Commons philosophy of open source information, public access and community participation. It offers a suggestion for social change; Where is your river or stream and why can our children not play in it?

The collaboration team comprises Timbil, chemical engineer and bio-hacker (Life-Patch, INDO), science teacher Mr Chen and Andrea a visual artist (NZ) - each coming from different backyard neighborhoods where there is concern for natural water ecology. Bamboo Curtain Studios provides the essential framework or centre of operations by activating social networks in conduit with the Plum Tree Project.

This co-lab process allows participants to work outside of usual constraints and conventions. Both artist and scientist together trace the river, collect samples and check against existing data the investigation of what is in the water? ‘Thinking conversations’ about water quality have evolved from the group exploration of school and community workshops.

Recollection includes gathering factual data, memories and stories common to human experience. Andrea uses tactical mapping to explore an unfamiliar landscape and the visual transference of data an attempt to ‘belong to’ a place. Her artworks give dramatic shape to environmental extremes where urban design and technology is seen in stark contrast to the natural geography.

The resulting sum-of-all-parts installation is an effort to make visible the invisible and inform sections of ‘lost river’. Representation is on a human scale and underpinned by the universal - ebb/flow, rhythm and pulse, the life-change dynamic in celebration of the purifying property of water, a most essential element.