Soft Revolt — the postur e of being in between in daily life

• Main Authors: Po-Chih HUANG, 黃博志
• Other Authors: 陶亞倫
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2011
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/7xhv8e

碩士 === 國立臺北藝術大學 === 新媒體藝術學系碩士班 === 99 === “Soft revolt,” to begin with, was a project to share our everyday experiences or even individual peculiarities. Conversation, as we know, has always been the most familiar form of interpersonal communication. In this way, through the process of experience sharing, we came to a mutual understanding and laid a foundation based on shared values and beliefs, which in turn made us feel even closer to one another. Drawing on the mode of network interconnection and the concept of “keyword,” we were all engaged in this project through our confession and conversation, sharing various past experiences and peculiarities of conduct, and eventually we reached a single“keyword” that connected and united us altogether. At last, we integrated individual concepts so as to carryout a soft revolt of our own, each taking action in varied forms while acting inunison. “Soft Revolt” is an indicator of social phenomena in the attempt to awakendiverse personal awareness, endeavoring to transform living experience intocreative work as well as re-create everyday experience and return to where webegin with, our daily life. It is an attempt to create a fitting expression for allsorts of living experiences, to enjoy and live them to fullest, which is mostlylikely to reflect our genuine state of being, true to ourselves.What is more, “Soft Revolt” is a mode of “action” takes place when the artist’s body/physical being reacts in a bodily way when encountering certainsocial conditions that predetermine and program us psychologically.