森海
DEEP SEA
独立植物艺术家
Independent Floral Artist
景观设计师
Landscape Designer
艺术装置设计师
Art Installation Designer
独立学派自2017年开始与植物/花正式见面，艺术装置作品亮相得丘艺术季春生万物群展。
以当代艺术的创作方式打造绿植花艺作品，将被遗弃的拾得之物与珍奇绿植花卉有机结合,赋予平凡之物再生之美。
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5分钟吃完一顿饭，10分钟看完一部电影，洗澡时听歌，上下班路上背单词，走路时看手机，吃饭也在看视频……总之一切就是要快，时间好像要重叠起来才够用。倍速播放，原指在网上追剧时加快视频播放速度的一种观剧方式，如今成为大家的一种“倍速”生活方式。
Inhaling a meal in five minutes, racing through a movie in ten, letting music fill the steam of a rushed shower, cramming vocabulary into the spaces between bus stops, eyes glued to a glowing screen while the world passes by unnoticed, snatching glances at videos even as you eat...In short, everything has to be fast, as if time must frantically overlap to be enough. "Speed playback" was originally a way to efficiently watch videos online, but now in our fast-paced world, it has become a way of life.
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在这个追求效率，焦虑泛滥的当下，你是不是也早已把自己的生活调成了“倍速播放”？
In this age of relentless efficiency and ever-present anxiety, have you already hit "speed playback" on your own life?
好比，在倍速生活的背景下，我们对美食的评价标准已从味道与品质转变为送达速度，曾经不远千里只为品尝一顿佳肴，现在更在乎的不是饭菜好不好吃，而是能否快速享用；通常情况下，一天更新2集的连续剧，而在倍速生活下只需1天就能解锁一整部。广告太长?包个会员，剧情拖沓?倍速播。
In our fast-forward world, food is no longer judged by taste or quality, but by how quickly it arrives. People once travelled long distances for a memorable meal—now, the only question is how fast it can be consumed. A TV show that used to release two episodes a day has become a blur of back-to-back seasons devourable in a single sitting. Ads too long? Buy a membership. Plot dragging? Speed it up.
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当我们只顾追逐生活，生活也就离我们而去。
When we focus only on chasing life, life slips away from us.
中国青年报的调查研究中，有83.1%的受访者坦言自己每天忙忙碌碌。我们害怕被时代抛弃，害怕被同龄人抛弃，于是为了能在有限的时间里走得更远，我们把每个选择，都变成了谋求利益最大化的投资。越来越高效地完成给自己设置的KPI，但也在这个过程中错过了一些沿途风景。
A survey by “China Youth Daily” found that 83.1% of respondents admit to feeling busy every day. We fear being left behind by the times, left behind by our peers, so to make the most out of limited time, we treat every choice as an investment aimed at maximum return. We complete our self-set goals more efficiently, but in doing so, we miss some of life’s scenery along the way.
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请慢一点，漫漫欣赏。
Slow down and take your time to appreciate.
在此次展览中，艺术家为观众营造了1倍速风景。鸟鸣，树音，一切风走过的声音，在附近一簇高耸的石头上回荡。紧接着是一阵意料之外的气味，那是木，叶，花与果融合的幽香。我们跟着声音，顺着气味的方向来到树下，432HZ在阳光下透过石头时入耳，纵览发光的苔藓，草和蕨类植物，在风中摇曳。站在树下，我们似乎读懂了他的坚定与柔和，躯干和枝叶坚韧有力，以柔和的方式化解烈日与骤雨的考验。它们静静地处于一隅，抒发自然的气息，总在不经意间沁入胸腔，感受无尽的生命力。
In this exhibition, the artist guides us into a "1x speed" landscape—a space where time lingers, and the senses reawaken. Birdsong mingles with the rustle of leaves, each breeze whispering as it dances off a cluster of tall stones. A gentle fragrance suddenly drifts in—a blend of wood, leaves, blossoms, and fruit. Drawn by this invisible current, we arrive at the base of an ancient tree. A soft 432 Hz tone resonates as sunlight filters through the stones, illuminating patches of glowing moss, grasses, and ferns swaying in the breeze. Standing beneath the tree’s expansive canopy, we feel it’s quiet strength; the trunk and branches stand resilient, gracefully enduring the blazing sun and sudden downpours. In their stillness, they exude the essence of nature, quietly infusing us with a deep, endless vitality.
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星野道夫常常在阿拉斯加见到，河岸的云杉逐渐被河水侵蚀倒下，再被冲走。这样粗旷且混沌的风景，使他意识到，时间万物无时无刻不在运动，以1倍速前行。
In Alaska, Michio Hoshino frequently witnessed spruce trees along the riverbanks gradually eroding and collapsing into the water, swept away by the current. These rugged, chaotic landscapes led him to realize that everything is in constant motion, moving at its own natural pace—advancing at "1x speed."
展览中，艺术家森海（Deep Sea）的植物作品，不仅呈现了盛放新生的景象，同时也充满着凋零，断裂，剥落。在自然法则里，到来和离去就这样在眼前不断展开，在见过很多次后，我们才逐渐明白星野道夫的这句话，“也许世间万物都在进行一场旅行”。生活中，关系的结束，生命以某种形式的离开，他们都似乎以另一种形式存在，成为养分，思念，心之所居，或许没有离开和凋零可言，生命只是在不断流动着，走在没有终点的旅途上。
In this exhibition, artist Deep Sea’s botanical works evoke not only the vibrant beauty of fresh blooms but also the poignant moments of decay, fracture, and shedding. Each piece captures the delicate interplay of life and death, where the laws of nature unfold in a continuous cycle before our eyes. It is through witnessing this intricate dance time and again that we begin to understand Michio Hoshino’s insight: "Perhaps everything in the world is on a journey." In life, relationships end, and lives leave in one form or another—yet they seem to persist in other ways, becoming nourishment, memories, or places deep within the heart. Perhaps there is no real departure or decay; life simply flows on, journeying with no final destination.
1倍速风景下，人与自然万物从容且安静的对话着。
In a "1x speed" landscape, humans and nature share an equilibrium to converse calmly, quietly, and sincerely.
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