馬凌畫廊很高興分享楊嘉輝的全新影像裝置作品《Inversions》(2026)。該作品由都靈OGR委任創作,並於第29屆「藝術之光」(Luci d’Artista)展出。該項目由都靈市發起,並由都靈博物館基金會創立。本屆展覽策展人為Antonio Grulli。
作品《Inversions》專為都靈OGR建築群前方的Corte Est庭院創作,以今年「藝術之光」的主題「記憶與未來之夢」為切入點,將香港的建築與電影歷史、不斷變化的城市景觀以及技術研究聯繫在一起。
在《Inversions》中,樹屋的影像素材與功夫電影早期經典之作《醉拳》結尾的打鬥畫面的相疊。通過算法處理,並伴有David Cossin演奏的打擊樂,電影與歷史彼此交融,並與當地近年來的發展相遇:科技企業的廣泛進駐和先進研究實驗室的興起。
第29屆「藝術之光」 楊嘉輝

(Details) Samson Young, Inversions (feat. David Cossin), 2026.
Video installation with stereo sound (composition for vibraphone and electronics), duration 6:29. Supported by the Visualization Research Centre (VRC) at the Hong Kong Baptist University.

(Details) Samson Young, Inversions (feat. David Cossin), 2026.
Video installation with stereo sound (composition for vibraphone and electronics), duration 6:29. Supported by the Visualization Research Centre (VRC) at the Hong Kong Baptist University.

(Details) Samson Young, Inversions (feat. David Cossin), 2026.
Video installation with stereo sound (composition for vibraphone and electronics), duration 6:29. Supported by the Visualization Research Centre (VRC) at the Hong Kong Baptist University.

(Details) Samson Young, Inversions (feat. David Cossin), 2026.
Video installation with stereo sound (composition for vibraphone and electronics), duration 6:29. Supported by the Visualization Research Centre (VRC) at the Hong Kong Baptist University.

(Details) Samson Young, Inversions (feat. David Cossin), 2026.
Video installation with stereo sound (composition for vibraphone and electronics), duration 6:29. Supported by the Visualization Research Centre (VRC) at the Hong Kong Baptist University.

(Details) Samson Young, Inversions (feat. David Cossin), 2026.
Video installation with stereo sound (composition for vibraphone and electronics), duration 6:29. Supported by the Visualization Research Centre (VRC) at the Hong Kong Baptist University.

Samson Young, Inversions (feat. David Cossin), 2026.
Video installation with stereo sound (composition for vibraphone and electronics), duration 6:29. Supported by the Visualization Research Centre (VRC) at the Hong Kong Baptist University.