Guard the Land
Guard the Land
Taoyuan is an important production area of fruits, such as peaches in the Lalashan Mountain. The branches of fruit trees trimmed down by farmers and wood boards from old houses in the military dependants' villages are granted with new lives by artist MooZ. With his ingenuity and superb skills, those seemingly useless materials are transformed into art works. This work features an eagle commonly seen in Taiwan as well as eggs that symbolize the birth of new lives, implying that eagles are indicators of environmental protection and need to be conserved and protected.
Material：Iron, wood branches
Dimensions：L2.5✕W2✕H4.2m
李睿紘
MooZ
Taiwan
Graduated from the Ceramics Studio of the Department of Plastic Arts of Da-Yeh University
Born at Qingshui in 1995
A Bull Year Ahead 2009 Ceramic Exhibition (2008)
Ceramics Exhibition on Year of Rabbit (2011)
National Ceramics Contest on Chinese Zodiac Sign (2011)
Ceramics Exhibition on Year of Dragon (2012)
National Ceramics Contest on Chinese Zodiac Sign (2012)
Exhibition at the Kendama Design Gallery, National Kendama Contest (2016)
"Hello, Ceramics" Exhibition, the Ceramics Studio of the Department of Plastic Arts of Da-Yeh University (2017)
"Harmony" Joint Exhibition, the Ceramics Studio of the Department of Plastic Arts of Da-Yeh University (2017)
Trophy of Kendama Contest, Taiwan (2019)
Exhibition of Remodeled Fuji Mountain Apatosaurus, Toy Hunter (2019)
Ceramics Design Contest, the 8th Taiwan International Gold Teapot Award (2020)
