A Slow Walk, in the Museum video archive

Along with the rhythm of walking, this piece explores how the body encounters, co-creation, leaves traces, and being anew with different materials. The movement includes winding, backtracking, progressing, and moving up and down. With the influence of wind, light, and ramps, visitors can observe different physical expressions and invisible thoughts and feelings. Each step is both lasting and fleeting. Overall, human movement fosters a consistent sense of clarity and poetic imagination.

A Slow Walk, in the Museum explores the concept of “human intervention in space” and develops two modes of experience:
1. Video Archive: Guided by the camera, viewers embark on a solitary poetic walk, engaging in a dialogue where the real and the virtual intertwine.
2. Live Performance: Visitors are invited to move freely, viewing and reconstructing what they see from multiple perspectives.

◎This work is a commissioned project of the Taichung Art Museum’s pre-opening event, Open Up! Our Museum: Numerous Ways to Encounter the Green Museumbrary. The live performances took place on November 1 and 8.

◎Visitors are welcome to scan the QR code at the Green Museumbrary Main Lobby information desk to experience the A Slow Walk, in the Museum video archive, or watch the videos on the museum’s official YouTube channel:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBqjmQSihyEG4If9ftFst8A05wOzW8jD1&si=GOpXkNoGHgpU6F6j

◎This work consists of a trilogy. The starting points for each part, in sequence, are the Green Museumbrary Main Lobby information desk, the staircase on the second floor of the museum, and the fourth floor of the Cultural Forest.