混生場域之內在奇想—江盈臻創作論述

Abstract

《混生場域》乘載了筆者的內在心理與所處環境，是一個混沌地帶，並且混入異種生物，使這裡成為更曖昧變動的場域，也藉此做為深海意象的轉換符碼，加入這時代變動無常的不安想像，形成心中的混生場域。人們對於美好烏托邦的追尋卻不曾停止過，時間的推演與時代的交替，置身其中的我們總能感受到科技進步所帶來的便利，然而他並不一定帶我們導向更好的未來，隨之而來的可能是科技災害、基因變種、病毒的擴散等環境轉變，變動且未知的恐懼時時刻刻伴隨著我們，烏托邦那樣的美好早已慢慢幻滅，人們轉而追尋真實存在而富幻想性的異托邦。

異托邦作為本論述相關的創作研究，其中筆者有自由潛水的喜好，以潛水所見深海意象與當下所處環境結合內在感官感受延伸想像出心中的混生場域與幻想生物，後期更延伸到園林這個中國的異質空間。藉由文獻的參閱及筆者的自我意識做延伸，期望能藉由相關的理學及研究基礎，更有脈絡分析作品，逐步形塑出一個更完整的混生場域，將過去到現在的作品重新歸納，破碎歷程加以審視，讓未來作品有更完整的脈絡與延續

"Hybrid Field" carries the author's inner psychology and environment. It is a chaotic zone and mixed with alien creatures, making it a more ambiguous and changing field. It also serves as a code for the conversion of deep-sea imagery. The fickle and uneasy imagination of this era has formed a mixed field in my heart.

People's pursuit of a perfect utopia has never stopped. The lapse of time and the alternation of generation, we can always feel the convenience brought by technological advancement, but it does not necessarily lead us to a better future. What is coming may be environmental changes such as technological disasters, genetic mutations, and the spread of viruses. Changing and unknown fears accompany us all the time. The beauty of utopia has been slowly disillusioned, and people have turned to pursuit of real existence and fantasy, heterotopia.Heterotopia is a creative research related to this discussion. Among them, the author has a preference for free diving. Combining the deep-sea image seen by diving and the current environment, the inner sensory experience extends and imagines the mixed field and fantasy creatures in the heart, and later extended to the garden. This heterogeneous space in China. With reference to the literature and extension of the author’s self-awareness, I hope to understand and analyze the works in a more contextually based on the relevant science and research foundations, and gradually shape a more complete hybrid field, which will bring the works from the past to the present. Re-summarize and examine the broken process, so that future works have a more complete context and continuity.