Motors rotate and collide, generating restless sounds that resonate with the human body. This installation uses machinery as a lens to awaken forgotten emotions and lifestyles in modern society, inviting viewers to reconsider the relationship between humans and machines. It explores the role of technology in our lives and questions whether this interaction can deepen our awareness of the connection between humanity and nature today.
Clamor / O.R GEN (Ching-Tsung Kuo, Jun-Jia Yang, Kuang-Jui Chen, Yu-Hsuan Shen) - Photo: Fang-Yi Cheng
Exhibit
Clamor
O.R GEN (Ching-Tsung Kuo (TW), Jun-Jia Yang (TW), Kuang-Jui Chen (TW), Yu-Hsuan Shen (TW))
Clamor / O.R GEN (Ching-Tsung Kuo; Jun-Jia Yang; Kuang-Jui Chen; Yu-Hsuan Shen) - Photo: Fang-Yi Cheng
Clamor / O.R GEN (Ching-Tsung Kuo; Jun-Jia Yang; Kuang-Jui Chen; Yu-Hsuan Shen) - Photo: Fang-Yi Cheng
Credits
Special thanks to Professor Fujui Wang and Professor Chun-Chi Lin
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