Hornscape Playground | 號動樂園
Year: 2025
Dimensions: L607*W195*H332.5(cm)
Medium: 不鏽鋼、螺絲、塑木
Stainless steel, Allen screw, WPC(Wood-Plastic Composites)
公共藝術裝置 《號動樂園 Hornscape Playground》 於 2025 倫敦設計節（9 月 13 日至 21 日） 展出。這件作品將日常的身體動作轉化為聲音，邀請人們在無需電力的情況下，一起遊玩、聆聽與交流。
我一直想重新定義「聲音」——讓它不只是被動聆聽的結果，而是一種能激發喜悅與連結的行為。對我而言，聲音是行動的延伸，是可以被「觸及」的經驗，讓人透過身體與環境產生互動。
《號動樂園》延續這樣的想法，以不鏽鋼管構成如大象號角般的造型。當人們盪起鞦韆，氣流被推入管道，發出如呼吸或象鳴般的聲音。每一次的搖擺都成為聲音的觸發點，共同編織出一片由參與者生成的聲音景觀。
作品靈感來自大象群體的能量與號角之聲，我希望藉由結合聲音、雕塑與遊戲的形式，創造一個能讓人重新發現「動作與聲音」關係的場域。當人們在遊戲中相遇、在聲音裡交流，藝術就成為生活的一部分，也讓我們更靠近彼此。
My public art installation Hornscape Playground was exhibited at the 2025 London Design Festival (13–21 September). The work transforms everyday bodily movement into sound, inviting people to play, listen, and connect—all without electricity.
I’ve always wanted to redefine what “sound” means — to see it not as something we passively endure, but as something that sparks joy and connection. For me, sound is an extension of action, a touchable experience that links our bodies to space and emotion.
Hornscape Playground continues this idea. The piece is made of stainless-steel tubes shaped like elephant trunks. When people swing, air is pushed through the pipes to create horn-like tones — sometimes like breath, sometimes like a resonant call. Every movement becomes part of a shared composition, a living soundscape shaped by everyone’s participation.
Inspired by the collective energy of elephants, I wanted to create a space where sound, sculpture, and play merge into one. It’s a place where children and adults alike can rediscover the joy of movement and the rhythm of being together — where sound becomes the bridge that connects us.
