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漫竹生活
在快速消費的世界中，「漫竹生活」是一種重新拾回節奏的生活方式，也是一場關於工藝、文化與永續的共構實驗。以「SLOHAS」為理念核心，本展主張從緩慢中體現智慧（Smart）、以簡約回應複雜（Simple），並在設計實踐中重新定義竹材的當代表現與未來想像。
竹，不僅是一種材料，更是一種價值的載體。本展匯聚臺灣竹藝品牌、燈具廠商及來自臺灣、日本的設計師，以生活用品、帽飾、燈具為主題，透過複合媒材運用、結構創新與材料語彙轉化，展現竹材柔韌、可塑與兼容的多元性格。這些作品不只是物件，更是思維的延伸，是關於如何以設計為媒介，打開文化傳承與材料再生的對話。
在全球推動循環經濟的當下，「設計即轉化」成為關鍵信念。透過設計師的創新視角與在地產業的協力合作，本展試圖為竹材注入新的生命與語彙，開創兼具實用性與文化深度的創新竹製品，並為臺灣竹工藝產業建構更完整的永續生態系統。
漫竹生活，不只是生活風格，更是一場關於材料、設計與人之間關係的深刻提問。
Living with Bamboo, Living with Meaning
In a fast-paced consumer world, “Living with Bamboo, Living with Meaning” offers a return to slower rhythms—an exploration of craft, culture, and sustainability. Rooted in the spirit of “SLOHAS,” the exhibition embraces smart simplicity: wisdom found in slowness, and clarity found in restraint. It reimagines bamboo’s role in contemporary design and its future potential.
Bamboo is not just a material, but a vessel of values. This exhibition brings together Taiwanese bamboo brands, lighting manufacturers, and designers from Taiwan and Japan. Featuring household items, headwear, and lighting, the works reveal bamboo’s resilience, adaptability, and elegance through mixed media, structural innovation, and material transformation.
As the world moves toward a circular economy, “design as transformation” becomes a key belief. Through creative perspectives and local collaboration, the exhibition breathes new life into bamboo—creating products that are both practical and culturally rich, while helping to build a sustainable ecosystem for Taiwan’s bamboo craft industry.
“Living with Bamboo, Living with Meaning” is more than a lifestyle—it is a thoughtful inquiry into the relationship between materials, design, and humanity.
中寮之藝
漳平溪文化藝術協會於 2021 年創立地方工藝推廣平台「中寮之藝」，致力於結合構樹纖維、藍染與植物染等在地技藝，推動校園教育、婦女培力與藝術共創，串連生態與文化資源，發展具地方識別性的中寮生活美學品牌。
Artistic Perception of Art, Chungliao
Founded in 2021 by the Zhangpingxi Cultural and Arts Association, this platform promotes local craft culture in Chungliao, Nantou. By integrating native techniques such as paper mulberry fiber, indigo dyeing, and plant-based dyeing, it fosters school-based education, women's empowerment, and collaborative art-making, and build a place-based aesthetic brand rooted in the ecology and culture of Chungliao.
二次運球
「把永續帶給運動，讓運動成為生活。」源於臺灣街頭文化，Double Dribble 二次運球致力打造球類循環系統，回收校園廢棄球體製成服飾與生活用品，並推動再造工坊、永續分享與賽事合作，實踐升級回收機制，讓報廢球類重返生活與球場。
Double Dribble
Inspired by Taiwan’s street culture, Double Dribble builds a circular system for sports balls—reclaiming discarded balls from schools and turning them into apparel and daily goods. Through upcycling workshops, community sharing, and tournament partnerships, the brand puts circularity into practice by turning worn-out gear into functional pieces for both daily life and the court.
苑手作
創立於2021年，推廣「用手作療癒自我身心」的概念。自2022年發起「小襪獸公益手作計畫」，運用回收舊二手襪，號召志工再製成襪子娃娃，捐贈予社福團體，傳達愛惜資源、關愛社會的意念。
YUANMADE
Founded in 2021, YUANMADE embraces the idea of healing both body and mind through handmade craft. In 2022, the brand launched the “Little Sock Beasts” public charity project, inviting volunteers to turn secondhand socks into sock dolls, which are then donated to social welfare organizations—spreading a message of creativity, care, and resourcefulness.
光山行
光山行創立於1946年，歷經三代人的傳承，現由第三代賴信佑經營。以民藝角度推廣漆工藝，開發貼近日常的漆器用品，並結合在地廢料重新詮釋循環工藝，讓人們透過五感體驗漆的美好，讓工藝回歸生活，成為延續善意的日常行動。
Kousancraft
Founded in 1946, Kousancraft is now run by its third-generation successor Hsin-Yo Lai. Approaching lacquer craft through the lens of folk art, the brand creates everyday lacquerware while reinterpreting circular craft with locally sourced waste materials. Through tactile experience and sensory connection, it brings the beauty of lacquer back into daily life—turning craft into an ongoing act of caring and mindful living.
蘆葦女力
蘆葦女力為春芽公益創新發展協會推動的微型品牌，自2018年起攜手路易莎咖啡，將廢棄咖啡麻布袋結合設計師創意與中高齡婦女的布藝巧手，轉化為永續袋包與生活好物，創造自立就業機會，也延續布的生命。
Swing Reeds
"Swing Reeds," a micro social enterprise under the "Chun-Ya Association for Public Innovation," experiments with social innovation through craft. Since 2018, it has collaborated with Louisa Coffee to transform discarded coffee sacks into sustainable bags and lifestyle goods—combining the creativity of emerging designers with the textile skills of middle-aged and elderly women. The initiative not only reduces waste, but also creates employment and self-reliance opportunities for women in transitional life situations.
飾不飾
飾不飾成立於2016年，位於基隆義二路商圈。創辦人黃玉婷以工藝創作者、循環材料研究者與返鄉青年的身分，在此透過多媒材工藝飾物作品與民眾進行交流。讓工藝回到日常，成為地方文化中溫柔但堅定的存在。
Alley Design Studio
Founded in 2016 and based in the Yier Road business district of Keelung, Alley Design Studio was established by Yu-Ting Huang—an artisan, recycled materials researcher, and returning youth. Through her mixed-media jewelry and craft creations, she engages with the local community, bringing craft into daily life as a gentle yet steady presence in the cultural fabric of the city.
青珠寶
萊芙文創有限公司品牌「青珠寶」以電子廢料中的再生貴金屬為主要素材，結合社會企業循環木料，打造兼具質感與環保理念的珠寶飾品。秉持永續精神，產品涵蓋戒指、手鍊、項鍊與吊墜等，讓美與責任共存於日常配戴之中。
Young Jewelry
“Young Jewelry,”a brand by Life Cultural and Creative Co., Ltd. repurposes precious metals recovered from electronic waste and combines them with reclaimed wood sourced from social enterprises. With a commitment to sustainability, the brand creates jewelry pieces—including rings, bracelets, necklaces, and pendants—that bring together beauty and responsibility in everyday wear.
禹物再製所
由戴禹財與蔡佩莉共同經營的工作室，自漂流木創作起步，發展出以環保與異材質結合的創作風格。透過舊物重生、多元媒材組構，呈現自然萬物的包容、變化與相互連結，形塑出每一件作品獨特的生命樣貌。
Recyclable Wood
Run by artist couple Yu-Tsai Tai and Pei-Li Tsai, the studio began with driftwood creations and gradually developed a style rooted in environmental consciousness and mixed materials. Through the rebirth of found objects and diverse material combinations, each work embodies the inclusiveness, transformation, and connection of nature—shaping a unique expression of life in every piece.
島中島
「島中島」是回應臺灣環境轉型的行動計畫，此次發表 C-Cube 實驗室以竹產業餘料研發而成的循環材料 CSBB，具調濕、防霉與固碳功能。作品如群島漂浮於空間，述說各地材料的再生潛力，呼籲科學家與設計師共構在地物質循環，實踐永續生活的設計想像。
Island within Island
Island within Island is an action-oriented project addressing Taiwan’s changing island ecology. This presentation debuts CSBB—a circular bamboo-based material with moisture control, mold resistance, and carbon-storing properties. The works, like islands floating in space, reveal the regenerative potential of local materials and call on scientists and designers to co-create a regional circular system—envisioning a sustainable future through innovative design.
