Wanjin Azalea in Bloom

 

This installation is inspired by the azalea landscape of Wanjin, the historical memory of the Fish Road, and the material language of Geberit piping systems. It transforms water pipes into a landscape artwork that connects nature, culture, and sustainability.

 

Using recyclable HDPE pipes as the main material, the design forms a mountain-like base that echoes the rolling terrain of Wanjin and the blooming azalea scenery. The concept also responds to the idea of a sponge city, suggesting a system that can absorb, store, infiltrate, purify, and reuse rainwater. In this work, pipes are no longer hidden functional elements beneath the ground or inside walls. Instead, they become visible carriers of the relationship between water, plants, and land.

 

The rising and falling curves of the pipes reinterpret the movement of the Fish Road. Walking through the installation feels like passing through mountain paths and azalea fields, where Geberit’s piping technology becomes part of a poetic natural landscape.

 

萬金映山紅

 

本案以萬金杜鵑的地方花景、魚路古道的歷史記憶，以及吉博力水管系統的材料語彙作為設計核心，將管道裝置轉化為一座融合自然、文化與永續思維的地景藝術。裝置以供植物獲取水源的管道材料為基礎，運用可回收 HDPE 管材堆疊出綿延山脈般的基座，呼應萬金地區起伏的山勢與漫山盛放的杜鵑花景。

 

設計概念回應「海綿城市」的環保精神，象徵雨水在降下時能被吸收、蓄積、滲透與淨化，並在需要時重新被利用。水管不再只是隱藏於地下或牆內的機能構件，而是成為承載水、植物與土地關係的可見媒介。

 

高低起伏的管線曲線再現魚路古道的行走意象，使觀者在穿越裝置時，彷彿漫遊於山徑與杜鵑花海之間。整體作品讓吉博力的管道技術轉化為自然地景，也讓萬金的歷史文化在當代裝置中向上延伸、再次綻放。

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