广州影像三年展2025 以 “感知生态学” 为主题，集结全球 25 个国家和地区的 80 余位影像领域创作者，呈现一场聚焦生态、感知与媒介创新的艺术盛宴。

 

参展艺术家立足多元文化背景，以摄影、影像装置、数字艺术等丰富媒介，从自然生态、城市生态、人文生态等维度展开创作，用镜头记录环境变迁，以作品探讨人类与自然的共生关系。

 

这些创作者既是影像艺术的实践者，也是时代议题的回应者。接下来，让我们逐一走近他们，解读其作品背后的创作逻辑与思想内核。

 

 

洛尔·维南是一位视觉艺术家和研究者，常驻巴黎和布鲁塞尔。她的作品探索艺术、生态学与科学数据的交汇点，常通过与研究机构的长期合作进行创作。

 

她曾与法国国家科学研究中心（CNRS）和法国国家空间研究中心（CNES）合作，研究比利牛斯山脉的大气污染（《反照率》，2021年）；与冰岛的火山学家合作，探索自然与人为驱动的现象（《现象》，2022年）；目前正与挪威极地研究所合作开展《时间胶囊》（2023–2024年）项目，通过光线研究极地空气气泡。她最新与塔拉海洋基金会合作的项目“未来化石”，深入探索深时与海洋深渊，将海洋数据转化为色彩。维南的创作强调生态系统与非人类实体的相互依存关系，使用对光线、湿度和温度等环境要素敏感的材料。她的沉浸式装置旨在让看不见的自然过程可见，邀请观众体验地球系统的脆弱与复杂性。她的作品在国际上展出，被卢森堡艺术基金会、列日宫、莫登研究所（中国）等公共及私人收藏机构收藏。

 

Laure Winants is a visual artist and researcher based between Paris and Brussels. Her work explores the intersection of art, ecology, and scientific data, often developed through long-term collaborations with research institutions.

 

She has collaborated with the CNRS/CNES to study atmospheric pollution in the Pyrenees (Albedo, 2021), collaborated with volcanologists in Iceland to explore natural and human-driven phenomena (Phenomena, 2022), and is currently working with the Norwegian Polar Institute on Time Capsule (2023–2024), a project investigating polar air bubbles through light. Her newest project, initiated with Tara Ocean Fondation, Future Fossils, delves into deep time and the oceanic abyss, translating marine data into color. Winants' practice emphasizes the interdependence of ecosystems and non-human entities, using sensitive materials that respond to environmental elements like light, humidity, and temperature. Her immersive installations aim to make invisible natural processes visible, inviting audiences to experience the fragility and complexity of the Earth’s systems.Her work has been exhibited internationally. Her pieces are included in public and private collections such as the Fondation des Arts du Luxembourg, Palais de Liège, Moorden Institute (China).

 

洛尔·维南

比利时

胶片摄影

140cm x 100cm x 5

2024-2025

作品由艺术家提供

 

Laure Winants

BEL

Analog photography

140cm x 100cm x 5

2024-2025

Courtesy of the artist

 

《时间胶囊》是洛尔·维南（Laure Winants）的一个实验性项目，邀请我们通过冰芯中保存的古代空气泡泡，踏上一段穿越深远时空的旅程——这些微小的空气泡泡承载着地球遥远过去的故事。这些冻结的档案成为通向我们之前时代的门户，揭示了行星的大气记忆。

 

通过一系列田野实验——如记录冰山的声学特性、分析融水的化学成分、捕捉光的构成——维南将科学观察转化为富有想象力的叙事。该项目架起了艺术与科学的桥梁，将实证数据与诗意洞察相结合，开辟了感知世界的新方式。

 

《时间胶囊》的核心是一系列光影图，通过使用薄冰片作为光学表面制作而成。当光线穿过冰层时，会根据被困气泡的化学组成发生折射和散射。光与物质的相互作用产生随时间推移而变化的光谱——每一次变化都揭示了大气层演变历史的片段。在这个过程中，时间变得可见。时间揭示了光。

 

《时间胶囊》不仅仅是一次视觉实验，更是通过自然材料感知环境脆弱性的呼唤。冰与光被转化为记录与启示，为我们提供了一种方式，去观察、感知并感受嵌入景观中的时间层叠。

 

Time Capsule is an experimental project by Laure Winants that invites us to journey into deep time through ancient air bubbles preserved in ice cores—tiny pockets of atmosphere that hold the stories of Earth’s distant past. These frozen archives become portals to a time before us, revealing the atmospheric memory of the planet.

 

Through a series of field experiments—such as recording the acoustics of icebergs, analyzing the chemistry of meltwater, and capturing light compositions—Winants transforms scientific observation into speculative storytelling. The project bridges art and science, blending empirical data with poetic insight to create a new way of sensing the world.

 

At the heart of Time Capsule is a collection of photograms, created by using thin sheets of ice as optical surfaces. When light passes through the ice, it refracts and scatters according to the chemical composition of the trapped air bubbles. This interaction between light and matter produces a spectrum that shifts with time itself—each variation revealing a fragment of the atmosphere’s changing history. In this process, time becomes visible. Time reveals light.

 

Time Capsule is more than a visual experiment; it is a call to perceive the fragility of our environment through nature’s own materials. Ice and light are transformed into both record and revelation, offering us a way to see, sense, and feel the layers of time embedded in the landscape

 

 

审定 / 涂晓庞

审校 / 曾睿洁

摄影 / 杜悦儿 曾雨林

视频 / 杜悦儿

资料提供 / 石裕榕

编辑 / 刘丹妮