鳳甲美術館 Hong-Gah Museum 台北市11268北投區大業路166號11樓（近捷運淡水線奇岩站） 開放時間 Open Hours 10:30-17:30（週一休館 Closed on Monday） 11F., No. 166, Daye Road, Beitou District, Taipei City 11268, Taiwan TEL 886-2-28942272︱www.hong-gah.org.tw	賴宗昀 台灣 蛇皮 2013，單頻錄像，9分11秒 LAI Tsung-Yun Taiwan Sequence 2013, single-channel video, 9'11" 擁有工業設計背景的年輕藝術家賴宗昀，現就讀台北藝術大學新媒體藝術學系碩士班，同時為「失聲祭」活動策展人；曾以ET.Lab名義共同發起策劃跨領域展演計劃。本次展出作品《蛇皮》的作品名稱源自瑞典導演英格瑪．伯格曼（Ingmar Bergman）的同名得獎感言，他形容藝術創作為「一張爬滿螞蟻的蛇皮。蛇死亡已久，肉被啃食一空，毒液早被吸乾，但是它的軀殼仍可以移動，充斥喧囂的生命。」在本作《蛇皮》中，觀者被引入一種充滿穿刺、剁斬、刮削的動態影像之中，伴隨著充滿皺摺的皮膚、煙霧、魚鱗和血水，借此表現了一種貼近死亡、卻又頑強抵抗死亡的邊陲地帶。 LAI Tsung-Yun, a young artist with industrial design background, is currently studying for his master degree in the Department of New Media Art of Taipei National University of the Arts and is one of the curators of Lacking Sound Festival. LAI also co-sponsored interdisciplinary performances with ET.Lab. The name of the artwork "Sequence" comes from the famous speech written by a Sweden director Ingmar Bergman: "A snakeskin full of ants. The snake itself is long since dead, eaten out from within, deprived of its poison; but the skin moves, filled with busy life." In the artwork of "Sequence", we are exposed to the moving images filled with puncturing, chopping, and scrapping, along with wrinkled skin, smoke, fish scale, and thin blood, by which the artist reveals the grey area so close to and yet so resistant to the verge of death.