行动影像，片段式，彩色，有聲
Action video, clip, color, audio
12/12/2024
《当海水退却》是以重庆北碚矿山三叠纪时期海洋波痕遗迹为背景，探讨时间与空间交错下的地质记忆与人类历史的关系的再现，带领观众穿越回2.5亿年前，想象那时海洋的浩渺与波涛，感受那个古老时代的生命律动与自然力量，进而对比当下这一片废弃矿区中的时间与空间变迁，随着矿山的开发与废弃，历史与记忆不断被遗弃与重构。
作品通过行为、影像、声音展示矿山中那些大自然的“历史书”，塑造一种穿越时空的氛围，邀请观众从古老的海洋景观出发，去想象那些曾在海面上徜徉的古生物，感受2.5亿年前的风、海与浪。
“When the Sea Recedes” is set against the backdrop of the Triassic marine wave marks found in the Beibei mining area of Chongqing, exploring the relationship between geological memory and human history in the intertwining of time and space. The work takes the audience on a journey 250 million years back in time, inviting them to imagine the vastness and waves of the ancient ocean, to feel the rhythm of life and natural forces of that ancient era, and then contrasts this with the temporal and spatial changes in the current abandoned mining area. With the development and abandonment of the mines, history and memory are continuously discarded and reconstructed.
The work uses performance, imagery, and sound to showcase nature’s “history books” in the mines, creating an atmosphere that transcends time and space. It invites the audience to start from the ancient marine landscapes and imagine the prehistoric creatures that once roamed the ocean’s surface, feeling the winds, seas, and waves of 250 million years ago.
1988出年生于甘肃兰州，2013年毕业于四川美术学院新媒体系，现工作生活于成都，任教于四川文化艺术学院，副教授。
Wang Yanxin, born in 1988 in Lanzhou, Gansu, China. graduated from Sichuan Fine Arts Institute in 2013. Since 2012, he has been engaged in multimedia artistic creation based on performance art. He currently lives and works in Chengdu and is a professor at Sichuan Conservatory of Culture and Arts.
Copyright by wangyanxin.com. 版权所有.
