一个记录街道氛围的公共艺术装置。
赫尔辛基的 Hub 公共艺术装置，上面有市民留言
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临时公共艺术装置，2004 年
与Casagrade实验室合作为2004年赫尔辛基艺术节创作。
《Hub》被称为“城市漂流瓶”，它记录了路人的思考以及都市匿名性下的亲密感。该装置由钢筋、泡沫塑料、旧电影容器、碎玻璃和一个旧桶构成，并提供了彩色纸张供人们书写。
《Hub》是名为“Human Layer Helsinki”的一系列公共艺术装置的一部分，这些装置是由Casagrade实验室集体在2004年创作的。这些艺术装置旨在揭示被预期行为准则和公共空间使用范式所隐藏的城市生活的潜力和多样性。
概念
在城市生活中，应对陌生人需要一种“漠不关心的礼貌”。这种礼貌允许城市居民面对众多陌生人，并缓解社会矛盾。然而，在现代城市环境中，这种礼貌甚至变得不必要或不可能，因为设计倾向于控制和个人隐私。
《Hub》揭示了在这种“漠不关心的礼貌”或忽视之下的陌生感和差异。人们可以在纸上留下自己的印记，并将其放入小容器中，或者阅读他人写的内容。通过这种方式，这个临时的艺术装置提供了一个让人们驻足浏览信息或参与贡献的理由。两周的赫尔辛基艺术节期间，《Hub》上的信息墙记录了路人的各种情绪。
A public art installation that records the mood of the street.
Hub public art installation in Helsinki with messages of citizens
Edellinen
Seuraava
Temporary public art installation, 2004
Together with Casagrade Laboratory for Helsinki Festival 2004.
Hub was ”an urban bottle mail” that recorded the thoughts of passers-by and the intimacies beneath urban anonymity. The installation was constructed of reinforcement steel, cell plastics, old film containers, crushed glass and an old barrel. Colourful pieces of paper were provided for writing.
Hub was a part series of public art installations called Human Layer Helsinki that Casagrade Laboratory collective made for in 2004. The aim of the art installations was to open up new perspectives to the potential and diversity of urban life, hidden by the codes of expected behaviour and paradigms of use of the public spaces.
The concept
Coping in city life calls for ’indifferent politeness’. It allows city dwellers to face the multitude of strangers and smoothens social contradictions. More and more often, even indifferent politeness is rendered unnecessary or even impossible in modern urban environments designed for control and privacy.
Hub brought out the strangeness and difference lying under indifferent politeness or ignorance. People could leave their mark on piece of paper and insert that into the tiny container or read what others had written. In that way the temporary art installation offered an invitation to pop inside and excuse to stay there a while browsing the messages or contributing to collection. The wall of messages recorded the mood of the passers-by during the two weeks of Helsinki Festival.
