INVISIBLE·城
Inspired by Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities, this moving-image work explores the dual presence of urban ideas and textures. A drifting gaze and fragmented narrative pass through architectural spaces, turning the absence of belonging into shifting geographical coordinates. The distance between viewer and camera reflects alienation between people and space. Imagined cityscapes invite a question: does a city’s meaning lie in its physical existence, or in the images it creates within us?

数字影像作品《Invisible·城》,灵感源自卡尔维诺的小说《看不见的城市》,通过动态影像叙事,展现城市“观念与肌理”的双重存在。作品以游移的凝视和碎片化的叙事手法,穿梭于不同风貌的建筑空间,将“归属感缺失”转化为不断漂移的地理坐标;“人与空间的异化”化作成观者与镜头之间的安全距离。在视听交织的过程中,引领观众在城市印象中探寻意义。
虚幻的城市景观催生了一系列公共想象,并以反问的方式悬置结论“城市的真正意义是什么?是它们的物理存在,还是它们在我们心中的映射?”