※請留意，本演出有節目演出時間異動，請詳見下方異動公告 本場講座將從藝術家陳天灼的創作脈絡出發，介紹其以影像、舞蹈、聲音與裝置交織而成的跨媒材實踐，並延伸其長期對身體、儀式與感知邊界的探索。同時，講座亦將介紹印尼拉馬萊拉村（Lamalera）傳統捕鯨文化的歷史、信仰與生活方式，說明該社群如何在特定的自然環境與歷史條件中，形塑其獨特的生存與文化系統。 透過對談，講者亦帶領觀眾梳理透過藝術創作與文化脈絡的並置，《海籠》所涉及的田野經驗與敘事來源，進一步呈現作品如何在當代藝術語境中，回應不同知識系統之間的交會與張力。 講者 劉依盈 獨立策展、撰稿及翻譯，寫作計畫「muainn」共同創辦人。曾任北師美術館展覽暨國際事務專員，畢業於倫敦大學金匠學院（Goldsmiths）策展研究所。研究興趣探觸另類機構實踐，以及個體與機制的互動關係。近期策劃「Re：戰鬥之城」（2026）、「他們告訴我，這不是你的錯。而我告訴他們，一切都會沒事」（2024、2025）等展覽。 講者 王文彥 台灣獨立攝影師、自由潛水員。長期以影像記錄海洋文化與島嶼生活，曾深入蘭嶼達悟族的捕魚儀式與拼板舟文化，出版攝影集《轉風：和蘭嶼交換時間》。熱衷走訪世界各地的海洋文化現場，足跡包括印尼 Lamalera 傳統捕鯨村落。現為「女子的海」網站創辦人。 This lecture begins with an overview of artist Chen Tianzhuo’s creative context and his cross- disciplinary practices that combine video, dance, sound, and installation, then continues with his long- term exploration of physical, ceremonial, and sensory boundaries. In addition, the traditional whaling heritage of the Indonesian village of Lamalera is presented, with its associated history, beliefs, and lifestyles, to illustrate how this community’s unique survival and cultural systems have been shaped under specific environmental and historical conditions. Through dialogue, the speakers guide audience members through the juxtaposition of artistic creation and cultural context. By sharing their field study experience for and the narrative sources of Ocean Cage, they demonstrate how this work responds to the intersection of and tension between different knowledge systems within a contemporary art context. Panelist｜I-Ying Liu I-Ying Liu is an independent curator, writer, and translator, and a co-founder of the writing project “muainn.” She previously worked as Exhibition and Global Engagement Coordinator at the MoNTUE, and holds an MFA in Curating from Goldsmiths, University of London. Her research explores alternative institutional practices and the ways individuals navigate institutional and social systems. Recent curatorial projects include Re: Battle City (2026) and They Told Me It Wasn't Your Fault. And I Told Them Everything Would Be Fine. (2024, 2025). Panelist｜WANG WEN YEN Wang Wenyen is a Taiwanese independent photographer and freediver. He has long documented ocean cultures and island life through photography, including an in-depth exploration of the Tao people of Orchid Island — their fishing rituals and tatala canoe culture — culminating in the photo book Turning Wind: Exchanging Time with Orchid Island. Passionate about seeking out distinct ocean cultures around the world, his travels have taken him to the traditional whale-hunting village of Lamalera, Indonesia. He is the founder of Ms. Ocean, an ocean lifestyle and media platform based in Taiwan.