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Ngialibalibade – To the Lost Myth Sculpture
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Ngialibalibade – To the Lost Myth Sculpture
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Jim Martin
September 21, 2024
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"Created for Liverpool Biennial 2023, ‘Ngialibalibade – to the Lost Myth’, a continuation of the series ‘Ali sa be sa be’, is inspired by the artist’s memory of growing up in the indigenous Kucapungane community, a Rukai aboriginal village in the mountains of southern Taiwan.
In the Rukai language ‘Ngialibalibade’ means ‘a happening’ or ‘a state of going through’ . It is an adjective that describes the growth of life, the transformation of the soul, the change in nature, the rapid development of technology, the noticeable changes in life, or the subtle ones hiding in our hearts."
Source: biennial.com/2023-artists
In the Rukai language ‘Ngialibalibade’ means ‘a happening’ or ‘a state of going through’ . It is an adjective that describes the growth of life, the transformation of the soul, the change in nature, the rapid development of technology, the noticeable changes in life, or the subtle ones hiding in our hearts."
Source: biennial.com/2023-artists
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