日日湯馬森 展出藝術家介紹： 吳思嶔 1985生於台南。畢業於國立臺北藝術大學美術創作研究所，曾參與國內外各展覽及獎項，曾赴法國、義大利、日本參與展出。研究所期間多以雕塑為創作主軸，將日常生活中的人事物作為取樣對象，並透過「模型化」的方式作為參照形式，製作出強調過程與敘事性的雕塑物件，作品透露一絲逝去的傷感與失落。藝術家於2013年赴澳洲生活一年半，在截然不同的生活經驗與文化差異影響了吳思嶔的創作路徑，近期作品開始轉向描繪人、動物與自然之間的詮釋方法與當下處境，從重製死亡動物的肉體，想像牠們曾經歷的遭遇，將身體塑造成一種靜止物件的存在，再透過藝術家個人生命經驗轉化之，試圖創作出新的藝術形式語彙與其自身所關注道路方向。 Everyday Thomassons exhibition artist introduction: Sih-Chin Wu Born in Tainan, 1985, Sih-Chin Wu earned his MFA from the Department of Fine Arts, Taipei National University of the Arts. His artworks were displayed at numerous exhibitions held in Taiwan, France, Italy and Japan. He himself was also awarded several prestigious prizes in the arts. When he was still a postgraduate, he tended to sample the figures, events and objects he encountered in his daily life, and then turned these samples into sculptures by treating “modularization” as the form of reference. The sculptures manifested processes and a narrative quality with a subtle touch of nostalgia and sorrow. The artist had stayed in Australia for one and half a year since 2013. The distinct life experiences and cultural shock he got there profoundly affected his creative approach. The focus of his recent artworks has been shifted on interpreting the living conditions of human beings and animals as well as their relations to the nature. He has embarked on re-creating the bodies of dead animals, thereby imagining the throes they had been in and transforming the bodies into the presence of still objects by reference to his personal life experiences. In this sense, the artist expects to develop trail-blazing vocabulary of art and to re-orientate himself in terms of his creative approach.