英文摘要 |
Recently Taiwan has been calling for “the new” architectural form. The new should be the unknown, of those so far unnamed, not yet recognized; and thus demands a non-utilitarian, transgressive way of thinking capable of confronting difference and deviation. Bataille questions the rationality-honored knowledge system through pursuit for heterogeneity in the inner experience, and re-uncovers the unlimited possibility for a live being. For the current demand for eager change in Taiwan, Bataille’s viewpoint implies an attitude questioning the over-systematic construction, those too soon formalized or too chic, which might not be the new architecture we want. Lu Li-huang and his Interbreeding Field stress “learning through making”, and practice with concepts of “interbreeding” and “interfering”. They apply “frames-works” as transgressive and strategic elements to a series of heterogeneous works interacting with box, shed, ground, sky, and street. They, subverting the constructive logic of normal house, like interbreeding labyrinths, are probably approaches which are capable to preserve the local vitality and at the same time bring “the new” idea. |