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簡介
近年來，阿美族藝術家伊祐‧噶照以姿態各異的漂流木為主體，結合幫浦、水龍頭或水管等現成物進行雕塑創作，表達他對於環境議題的深刻體認：因工業發展與都市過度開發所導致的自然生態驟變，藝術家以自然有機的木質與工業感的現成物共存，期待觀者能進一步思考人與自然環境之間的關係。
在異材質的結合之外，藝術家又以「樹根」為隱喻貫穿，柔軟彎曲的線條，向四面八方延伸出與土地之間的連結，紮紮實實：這是一切生機的源頭，源源不絕而無私供給，再次訴說人與土地之間的親密不可分。
台北富邦銀行安和分行，長期協力粉樂町推動無牆美術館展覽，銀行結合藝術展出，讓民眾在辦理業務的同時，也能近距離感受藝術之美。
In recent years, Amis artist Iyo Kacaw has been using driftwood as a main medium, and combines them with man-made objects such as pumps, faucets or pipes to create sculptures that express his concern for the environment. Industrial development and urbanization have caused a major change in the natural world, so Iyo Kacaw combines natural and manmade elements to encourage viewers to ponder mankind’s relationship with nature.
The artist also uses tree roots as a theme: the soft curves spread out in every direction, firmly holding on to the ground. They are the foundation of all life, once again reminding us that humans cannot be separated from their roots in the ground.
Fubon bank’s Anhe branch has long been an important site for the Very Fun Park’s “museum without walls.” Its spacious interior combined with art exhibitions allows people to admire the arts as they go to the bank for errands.
