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簡介
延續2009年的《搖籃書房》、2010年的《旅行的大洋蔥計畫》，《自由小屋計畫》起始於2011年五月，是另一個企圖以行動空間導引場所精神產生變異的系列創作計畫。「自由小屋」使用現今台灣慣行的木造鴿舍預製工法，在台南的鴿舍工廠內由技術熟練的木工匠師手工打造，整個房子分拆成兩個部分，並且裝設輪子，可在城市中自由行動並隨處落腳組合，成為真正的「自由小屋」。這同時也是一棟沒有鴿子的鴿舍，想像鴿子出去飛翔，獲得真正的自由，這也是「自由小屋」命名的另一層寓意。
《自由小屋》這個在各種城鄉空間中移動的微型建築，透過旅行與創作合作，於內部空間生產出各種活動，在這個疏離的時代連結各樣人事物。這次，旅行中的自由小屋來到粉樂町，落腳臺北文創大樓，音樂創作者王榆鈞更以聲音與音樂創作，喚醒空間想像，讓聲音如同呼吸般帶給這個空間及場域一個新生的生命力。
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※ 自由小屋參觀守則
- 1. 進入小屋請脫鞋
- 2. 請將您的雨具留在屋外
- 3. 屋內禁止飲食、奔跑嬉戲
The House of Freedom Project began in May of 2011, and is a continuation of The Big Cradle in 2009 and The Big Onion in 2010. The cabin, modeled after traditional pigeon houses made by experienced craftsmen in Tainan, is divided into two parts. Wheels are appended to it, allowing the cabin to move to different locations within the city, thus making it truly free. At the same time, this is a pigeon house without any pigeons, as if the birds had flown away and gained their freedom. This is another meaning behind the work’s name.
The House of Freedom is a portable piece of architecture that aims to connect different people through travel and activities in its interior. This time, the travelling cabin will attend Very Fun Park. Stationed at the Taipei New Horizon building, sounds collected and created by musician Yu-Jun Wang liven up the scene; it is as if the cabin is breathing, making the structure come alive.
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※ When you visit the House of Freedom, please
- 1. remove your shoes before entering.
- 2. leave your umbrella or raincoat outside.
- 3. do not eat, drink, or run in the house.
