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The Sorrow of a Tree (The Energy of Life) / The Confluence of Water

Iyo Kacaw2013

Fubon Art Foundation

Fubon Art Foundation
Taipei, Taiwan

In recent years, Amis artist Iyo Kacaw has been using driftwood as a main medium, and combines them with man-made objects such as pumps, faucets or pipes to create sculptures that express his concern for the environment. Industrial development and urbanization have caused a major change in the natural world, so Iyo Kacaw combines natural and manmade elements to encourage viewers to ponder mankind’s relationship with nature.
The artist also uses tree roots as a theme: the soft curves spread out in every direction, firmly holding on to the ground. They are the foundation of all life, once again reminding us that humans cannot be separated from their roots in the ground.

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  • Title: The Sorrow of a Tree (The Energy of Life) / The Confluence of Water
  • Creator: Iyo Kacaw
  • Date: 2013
  • Medium: Formosan Cedar and Red Cypress / Iron Pump and Taiwan Cypress
  • Location: Taipei Fubon Bank, Anhe Branch
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