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Melanism and Intervention

國立臺北藝術大學 / 新媒體藝術學系碩士班 / Author:wei-ling chen

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Allow in school after 2018/01/23

The subject is from sociality to humanity. And the epitome of society becomes human as such. It is about how people made experiments of civilization to intervene in changes of environment, and how megalopolis which more than 10,000,000 people live in to be manufactured. People in this organism are kind of live fungus and make the organism grow up. The world changes huge because of the experiment with intervention, ecosystem, and materializing.To respond to the phenomenon of melanism and intervention, I submit 4 creations. “Doting” makes the situation of exile by the unconscious interaction. And it makes people out of the original system to form the resistance against outside and exile from inside. “When I wasdestined to be turned on” means the phenomenon of mechanization intervened nature. The sound of heavy metal means the sign of the experiment mentioned before.〝Melanism〞 is a metaphor of the situation of ecology that how Black Sickness grows up from the coral reef to the whole ocean. The scientist said that the map of biodiversity published from UN shows people have changed more than 47 % of the surface of the earth. [1]〝Intervention〞 is one kind of shape of mimicry with new pattern about how the changes be from people and the city, and it is a hybridity of humanity, knowledge, power, and docility. I can’t make out I am intervening the city or intervened by the city since infixing in the city. I bring up the idea that it’s good or not good after human intervening. If we have two different options of life, which way is yours? Culture brings human lots of advantages, but I still got many experiments troubling me. And I mention the point of “ it is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness.” Eleanor Roosevelt.