Healing Cutie 身心靈療癒之旅

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從過勞工作人,到身心療癒的實踐者。

曾經被忙碌吞沒,現在,用更柔軟的方式活著——釋放壓力、穩定情緒、安頓心靈,讓身體再次流動起來。

這裡的分享,寫給和我一樣的人:
• 長期工時過長、疏於運動、身體沒有那麼靈活
• 總是背負經營與決策壓力,連喘口氣都不容易的你

我的療癒方式多元:運動、身心靈課程、藝術療癒,以及旅行。

探索日本傳說中的能量聖地“鞍馬山- 愛與光與力的能量”這次京都之行,有一個特別的行程,是之前來京都幾次都沒到過的地方:鞍馬山。鞍馬山在京都北邊,一般遊客不會特別前來。它是一個充滿宗教歷史,及神話傳說的聖地。從西元8世紀開始,就一直傳說山中有...
02/06/2026

探索日本傳說中的能量聖地

“鞍馬山- 愛與光與力的能量”

這次京都之行,有一個特別的行程,是之前來京都幾次都沒到過的地方:鞍馬山。

鞍馬山在京都北邊,一般遊客不會特別前來。它是一個充滿宗教歷史,及神話傳說的聖地。從西元8世紀開始,就一直傳說山中有特別強大的能量。因此這次特別來朝聖。

這幾年「身心靈」浪潮捲起,其中還蠻多人熟悉的”Reiki” 臼井靈氣療法,也是因為臼井本人來鞍馬修行,而創立了Reiki.

這個鞍馬山跟能量有什麼關係呢?在山上,竟然發現有一座很特別的宇宙能量雕塑,旁邊立著一個告示牌講解這個歷史:

這座山的鞍馬寺,不拜傳統佛像,祭祀的是一個特別的神祇「尊天」。而「尊天」代表的是宇宙中「愛、光與力」的能量。

幾世紀以來的日本人也一直流傳這座山的神奇傳說。著名的歷史人物源義經,小時候還叫做「牛若丸」的時候,在這座山修行,碰到了魔王大天狗,得到他真傳的武術與軍法,也造就了源義經一代名將的彪炳千秋。

排除宗教信仰與歷史傳說不論,我覺得愛與光與力,都是很正向的能量!

能一邊爬山一邊深呼吸,吸收正能量,真的很棒。

鞍馬山有許多著名的神社、高聳的神木、及爬山的步道。整個山還保持著原始純樸的樣貌,我們就帶著一般hiking 的心情,愉快的在山中漫步。

當我們爬到山頂的總殿,有一個地上標示著星星符號的宇宙能量中心,我們也都跟著排隊,來到這個宇宙的中心,吸滿飽飽的能量,坦白說,我真的覺得很神奇呢!

特別聲明跟信什麼宗教無關,純粹是探索秘境、喜好歷史、喜歡爬山,嚮往吸收正能量。

Exploring Japan’s Legendary Energy Sanctuary ✨

Kurama mountain- a power spot for love, light and strength

One of the most special experiences during this trip to Kyoto was visiting a place I had somehow never made it to on any of my previous visits: Mount Kurama.

Located in the northern mountains of Kyoto, Mount Kurama is not usually on the itinerary of most tourists. It is a sacred place steeped in religious history, mythology, and centuries of legend.

One of the main reasons I wanted to visit this site was that, from 8th centuries, it has been regarded as a place where universal energy converges — a site believed to hold particularly powerful energy.

With the growing popularity of wellness and spiritual practices in recent years, many people may be familiar with Reiki. What is less known is that the founder of Reiki, Mikao Usui, is said to have undertaken spiritual training on Mount Kurama, where he later developed what became Reiki healing.

So what exactly is the connection between Mount Kurama and this idea of energy?

While hiking up the mountain, I came across a fascinating cosmic energy monument, accompanied by a sign explaining its history.

The temple on the mountain, Kurama-dera, does not primarily worship traditional Buddhist statues. Instead, it venerates a unique deity known as “Sonten” (尊天), which represents the universal energies of Love, Light, and Strength.

For centuries, people in Japan have believed this mountain possesses extraordinary energy. According to legend, the famous military commander Minamoto no Yosh*tsune, known in childhood as Ushiwakamaru, trained on this mountain. Here, he is said to have encountered the legendary Tengu King, who taught him martial arts and military strategy, helping shape him into one of Japan’s greatest generals.

Setting aside religion and mythology for a moment, I think Love, Light, and Strength are all wonderfully positive forms of energy.

Being able to hike through nature while soaking up a little positive energy along the way felt pretty amazing.

Mount Kurama is filled with beautiful shrines, towering ancient cedar trees, and scenic hiking trails. Much of the mountain remains wonderfully untouched and natural. Rather than treating it as a pilgrimage, we simply approached it as a hiking adventure and enjoyed a leisurely walk through the forest.

When we finally reached the main hall at the summit, there was a star-shaped symbol on the ground marking what is believed to be the mountain’s cosmic energy center. Like everyone else, we joined the queue and stood at the “center of the universe” for a moment to absorb as much energy as possible.

And honestly?

It felt strangely magical.

Just to be clear: this post is about culture, history, and travel experiences—not a religious statement. 😊

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 #原創寫作  這次在舊金山,非常幸運能夠參加難得一見的「莫內·威尼斯」大展開幕。莫內的大展,本身已夠重量級,目前正在東京舉行的莫內大展就很轟動,一票難求。但是這個舊金山的莫內大展很不一樣,是聚焦在莫內到威尼斯居住一個月,受到威尼斯這個美麗...
03/05/2026

#原創寫作

這次在舊金山,非常幸運能夠參加難得一見的「莫內·威尼斯」大展開幕。

莫內的大展,本身已夠重量級,目前正在東京舉行的莫內大展就很轟動,一票難求。
但是這個舊金山的莫內大展很不一樣,是聚焦在莫內到威尼斯居住一個月,受到威尼斯這個美麗的城市啟發的作品。

威尼斯在整個人類的藝術史裡,一直扮演著重要的「繆思」角色。

多少文人雅士藝術家在幾個世紀以來,都喜歡到威尼斯這個獨特的水上魔幻城市取經,採集它美麗的景色和建築風貌。

當時莫內來到威尼斯,原本只準備住幾天就走,因為他覺得:「威尼斯已經被太多藝術家畫過了,不稀奇了」。

但是當他造訪之後,還是被威尼斯驚艷到,把原本「幾天」的計劃,改成了「停留一個月」。

當時正處於人生低谷創作瓶頸的莫內,沒想到因為很專注的想捕捉威尼斯絢麗的光影,而重新的振作精神,讓他的創造力再度得到新的養分。

更吸引我的是,除了莫內的作品之外,策展人還把歷史上幾個重要的在威尼斯創作過的藝術家作品,蒐集了幾張佳作一起展出,讓「威尼斯」作為頂尖藝術家謬思的樣貌,能夠更豐富的呈現。

這才是策展人的功力。

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講到我自己的部分,感謝母親從小把熱愛藝術的我送到歐洲念書,讓我能夠浸淫在歐洲美術館觀賞的環境中成長。
對於莫內的作品習以為常,覺得他的作品真的 timeless,但是也不免會覺得在當代藝術欣賞的潮流裡,過於通俗及氾濫。

👉 這次加上「威尼斯」這個迷人的主題,才是最吸引我非到這個展覽不可的原因。

2024、2025 年我因為觀賞美術及建築的雙年展,曾在威尼斯住過一段時間。對這個城市的美,非常喜愛。
看到藝術家筆下的呈現,不斷回想這個城市在不同時間中呈現的美麗景象。

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最後特別要介紹這次展出的美術館:位於 Golden Gate Park 的 de Young museum,笛洋美術館。

與上次介紹的 Legion of honor 屬於同一個集團,得天獨厚的位於金門公園內著名的日本 tea garden 旁邊。
看完展覽還可以來日本花園喝個下午茶,真是人生最大享受!



This time in San Francisco, I was very fortunate to attend the opening of the rare “Monet and Venice” exhibition.

A major Monet exhibition is already significant on its own. The one currently showing in Tokyo has been hugely popular, with tickets almost impossible to get. But this exhibition in San Francisco is quite different—it focuses on the month Monet spent in Venice, and the works inspired by this beautiful city.

Throughout art history, Venice has always played the role of a powerful “muse.” For centuries, countless writers and artists have traveled to this unique, almost magical city on water to draw inspiration, capturing its scenery and architectural beauty.

When Monet first arrived in Venice, he only planned to stay for a few days. He thought, “Venice has already been painted by too many artists—it’s nothing new.”

But once he experienced it, he was completely captivated. What was meant to be a short stay turned into an entire month. At the time, Monet was going through a personal low point and a creative block. Yet, in trying to capture the shimmering light of Venice, he unexpectedly found his energy again, and his creativity was renewed.

What drew me in even more was the curatorial approach. Beyond Monet’s works, the exhibition also brings together selected pieces by several important artists in history who created in Venice. This allows “Venice as a muse for great artists” to be presented in a much richer and more layered way.

That is the strength of the curator.



On a more personal note, I’m grateful that my mother supported my love for art from a young age and sent me to study in Europe.

Growing up immersed in museums, I’ve become very familiar with Monet’s work.
I’ve always found it timeless—but within today’s contemporary art context, it can also feel somewhat too familiar, even a bit overexposed.

It was this “Venice” theme that made the exhibition feel truly worth going out of my way for.

In 2024 and 2025, I spent some time living in Venice while attending the art and architecture biennales. I’ve always been deeply drawn to the beauty of this city. Seeing it again through the eyes of artists kept bringing back memories of how Venice reveals itself differently across time and light.



Lastly, I want to mention the museum hosting this exhibition: the de Young Museum, located in Golden Gate Park.

It belongs to the same group as the Legion of Honor, which I mentioned before. Set within the park, right next to the well-known Japanese Tea Garden, it offers a rare advantage—after the exhibition, you can simply walk over for afternoon tea.

It feels like one of life’s quiet luxuries.

Monet & Venice exhibition
De Young Museun, San Fransisco
March 21 – July 26, 2026

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 #自己的遊記心得  這是復刻版比原版還好的範例。這次來舊金山之前,特地諮詢了喜好藝術又熟悉當地的友人,有哪個美術館值得造訪的呢?因為我對歐洲的美術館很熟悉,對紐約的美術館如數家珍,(好啦,這真的不是凡爾賽文)。但是對於舊金山美術館卻毫無概...
19/04/2026

#自己的遊記心得

這是復刻版比原版還好的範例。

這次來舊金山之前,特地諮詢了喜好藝術又熟悉當地的友人,有哪個美術館值得造訪的呢?

因為我對歐洲的美術館很熟悉,對紐約的美術館如數家珍,(好啦,這真的不是凡爾賽文)。但是對於舊金山美術館卻毫無概念。

我的朋友推薦了我三家美術館:
SF Moma
Legion of honor
Asian Art museum

SF MOMA 上次那篇已經分享。今天就來寫Legion of Honor.

其實我之前聽都沒聽過呢!這次來SF之前,就有熱心友人問我去過沒?要帶我去參觀。所以我想這一定是一個讓當地人很自豪的地方。

這個博物館跟一般博物館不同之處,它不在任何大眾交通樞紐的鬧區,而是位於林肯公園的一處高地上,當我坐著Uber 穿過一片美麗的高爾夫球場,一路欣賞加州亮麗的陽光☀️,終於抵達時,看到這個展館真的被它的壯觀和優雅建築驚艷了!

它是一個巨大的、新古典主義的建築,非常歐洲風格。怎麼會在舊金山的公園裡有這樣一座巨大的歐式建築呢?

研究歷史才發現,這個建築是1915年於舊金山舉行的國際博覽會法國館的的全尺寸複製品,同時也是建於1782年的巴黎榮勛宮的四分之三尺寸復刻。
而這個巴黎榮勛宮,到今天都還豎立著。

從以前就在歐洲念藝術及建築的我,怎麼對於巴黎有這樣一座榮勛宮完全沒有印象呢?

網路上一搜,發覺巴黎原版的榮勛宮,經歷兩百多年的歲月洗禮,整體是暗沉深色,跟所有歐洲的古蹟一樣。而舊金山榮勳宮,則顯得新穎、白淨、光亮。

其實建築年代不同,各自呈現不同的歲月軌跡,本就無高下之分。但我覺得最大的差異,是在周遭的地理環境上:巴黎版本位於市區,被都市周遭的舊建築環繞,並不突出。然而舊金山榮勳宮,位於一片綠意盎然的公園裡的小山丘上,居高臨下,突顯出它的巨大和獨特。還眺望著舊金山大橋和海灣,美景進入眼中。

所以覺得這個舊金山榮勛宮,比原版震撼多了。美國地方大,再加上糖業大亨的財力,果真不(財)同(大)凡(氣)響(粗)。

而從展品的程度,也可以看到當時美國new rich 階級,對於歐洲文化的嚮往。這裡的藏品,素質相當高,以西方古文明及法國藝術為主,特別是羅丹的雕塑,為這裡的一大看點。

這一篇先介紹榮勛宮的外觀,展品則放到下一篇。

This is a prime example of how a reproduction can actually be better than the original.

Before my recent trip to San Francisco, I specifically consulted a friend who is an art lover and very familiar with the area, asking which museums were worth visiting.

Because I am very familiar with European museums and know the museums in New York like the back of my hand (okay, this truly isn't a humblebrag), I had absolutely no concept of the museums in San Francisco.

My friend recommended three museums to me:
• SFMOMA
• Legion of Honor
• Asian Art Museum
I already shared my thoughts on SFMOMA in my last post, so today I will be writing about the Legion of Honor.

To be honest, I had never even heard of it before! Before I came to SF this time, a kind friend asked me if I had been there and offered to take me for a visit. I figured it must be a place that the locals take great pride in.

What makes this museum different from typical museums is that it isn’t located in a busy downtown area near major public transport hubs. Instead, it is situated on a highland in Lincoln Park. As I took an Uber through a beautiful golf course, enjoying the brilliant California sunshine along the way, I was finally stunned by the sheer grandeur and elegant architecture of the museum when I arrived!

It is a massive, Neoclassical building with a very European aesthetic. Why would there be such a giant European-style building in a park in San Francisco?

After researching its history, I discovered that this building is a full-scale replica of the French Pavilion from the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco, which is itself a three-quarter-scale reproduction of the Hôtel de Salm (Palais de la Légion d'Honneur) in Paris, built in 1782. And that original palace in Paris is still standing today.

Having studied art and architecture in Europe for years, how did I have absolutely no memory of this palace in Paris?

A quick search online revealed that the original version in Paris, having endured over two centuries of time, looks dark and weathered—just like all other historic European monuments. In contrast, the San Francisco Legion of Honor appears brand new, white, and radiant.

Of course, the buildings were constructed in different eras, each reflecting its own historical footprint, so there is no objective "better" or "worse."

However, I feel the biggest difference lies in the geographical environment: the Paris version is located in the city center, surrounded by old urban buildings, making it less prominent. The San Francisco version, however, sits on a hill in a lush, green park, standing tall and highlighting its sheer scale and uniqueness. It even overlooks the Golden Gate Bridge and the bay, offering a breathtaking view.

That is why I feel this San Francisco version is far more striking than the original. America has vast space, and when combined with the financial power of a sugar magnate, the results are truly—well—extraordinary (and incredibly wealthy).

From the quality of the exhibits, one can also see the yearning the American "nouveau riche" class of that time had for European culture. The collection here is of an exceptionally high standard, focusing primarily on ancient Western civilizations and French art—the Rodin sculptures, in particular, are a major highlight.

In this post, I’ll first introduce the exterior of the Legion of Honor; I’ll save the exhibits for the next o

這次在舊金山,就住在SF MOMA (舊金山現代美術館)旁邊的 W 酒店。覺得很幸運,每天可以起床後,就好整以暇的晃到隔壁的MOMA 看藝術展。舊金山的 MOMA 沒有紐約的大,但是策展的能力及展品的高度,還是非常厲害的。此行正巧遇上當紅現...
29/03/2026

這次在舊金山,就住在SF MOMA (舊金山現代美術館)旁邊的 W 酒店。

覺得很幸運,每天可以起床後,就好整以暇的晃到隔壁的MOMA 看藝術展。

舊金山的 MOMA 沒有紐約的大,但是策展的能力及展品的高度,還是非常厲害的。

此行正巧遇上當紅現象級潮流藝術家 KAWS 的大展。對於我這類從未迷過 KAWS、卻始終好奇他為何能席捲全球的藝術愛好者來說,這是一個難得的觀察機會。

從整個展覽中,看到了 KAWS 包含雕塑、繪畫及聯名商品的多元藝術展現,看他如何將藝術、設計及時尚潮流結合的高超能力。

除了技藝的展現,展覽以「家庭」為主題,也突顯了KAWS 擅長透過創作中角色的姿勢,勾起觀賞者悲傷、焦慮、以及愛的情緒,與當代人的內心產生連結。

值得借鏡的是,KAWS 本來只是一個來自布魯克林,美國本土的藝術家,自從他去了一趟日本,與日本著名潮牌設計師 Nigo 開始合作之後,開始站上國際舞台,大放異彩,開啟後續與各種時尚經典,例如 Dior, Nike ,Uniqlo的合作.

一直記得當時我住在中國,Kaws 的Uniqlo 首個聯名系列推出,造成中國各分店不分男女老幼搶購、人推人的恐怖狂潮,很多人其實不知道KAWS 是什麼,但是一定要來搶到一件。對這種像是病毒🦠般的感染力印象很深刻。

如果要問我最喜歡的作品,我會豪不猶豫的指出是那個重要角色Companion 掩面坐在地上的那個雕塑, 你不知道它是在哭泣嗎,還是在難過什麼事?把這個作品講出來,簡直是透露了自己最底層的恐懼和憂慮,但也是因為這層情緒,因此和這幅作品特別有連結。

雖然我不是Fans, ( 這件事強調了兩遍), 但是震攝於KAWS 的文化影響力,還是買了滿手的展覽紀念商品離開。 😝 是這次舊金山行很棒的紀念。

During my stay in San Francisco, I resided at the W Hotel, situated right next to SFMOMA (San Francisco Museum of Modern Art).

I felt quite fortunate that each morning, after waking up, I could leisurely stroll over to the museum at my own pace to immerse myself in the exhibitions.
While SFMOMA is not as vast as MoMA in New York, its curatorial prowess and the caliber of its exhibits remain truly impressive.

It so happened that my visit coincided with a major exhibition by KAWS, the phenomenal contemporary artist. For an art enthusiast like myself—someone who has never been a "fan" but has always been curious about why he has taken the world by storm—this was a rare opportunity for observation.

Throughout the exhibition, I witnessed KAWS’s multifaceted artistic expressions, spanning sculptures, paintings, and collaborative merchandise. It demonstrated his masterful ability to seamlessly weave together art, design, and fashion trends.

Beyond technical skill, the exhibition’s theme of "Family" highlighted KAWS’s talent for using the postures of his characters to evoke emotions of sadness, anxiety, and love, creating a profound connection with the modern psyche.

Even though I am not a fan (a point I have now emphasized twice), I was struck by his immense cultural influence and ended up leaving with my hands full of exhibition souvenirs. 😝 It serves as a wonderful memento of this trip to San Francisco.

#自己的旅程與感受

要過年了!除夕前,準備歡迎中國新年的過程,是我覺得最興奮的。今年參加了一個工作坊,第一次自己手作了中國萬字結的門掛,喜氣洋洋! #中國新年    #恭喜發財
15/02/2026

要過年了!除夕前,準備歡迎中國新年的過程,是我覺得最興奮的。

今年參加了一個工作坊,第一次自己手作了中國萬字結的門掛,喜氣洋洋!

#中國新年 #恭喜發財

喜歡跟著 Tumai 老師,練習療癒瑜伽。做完之後,都感覺身心靈被大大的修復了!療癒瑜伽  Restorative Yoga的特點:1,不追求困難體式的鍛鍊,而是透過大量的瑜珈輔具(如瑜珈磚、枕頭、毛毯)支撐身體,讓身體達到深度休息、釋放壓...
10/02/2026

喜歡跟著 Tumai 老師,練習療癒瑜伽。做完之後,都感覺身心靈被大大的修復了!

療癒瑜伽 Restorative Yoga的特點:

1,不追求困難體式的鍛鍊,而是透過大量的瑜珈輔具(如瑜珈磚、枕頭、毛毯)支撐身體,讓身體達到深度休息、釋放壓力。

2,每個體式停留很久。(8-20 分鐘甚至更久)

3,引導身體從「奮戰」的交感神經模式,轉為副交感神經模式,啟動自我療癒。

4,溫和、被動:動作被動,強調「被允許」去放鬆,而非努力伸展。

對於很多喜愛困難瑜伽動作挑戰的人來說,可能覺得療癒型的瑜伽沒有運動到的感覺。
但實際上這正是它的宗旨,把自己從身體的攻擊性解放出來,喚醒自我的療癒和修復功能。

我自己覺得好受用,每次不論有多大的挫折沮喪,做完療癒瑜伽之後都覺得人又滿心歡喜的復活了!

#療癒瑜伽 #靜瑜伽

I really enjoy practicing Restorative yoga with Teacher Tumai. Every time I finish a session, I feel deeply restored — physically, mentally, and emotionally.

The characteristics of healing yoga (Restorative Yoga):
1. It doesn’t focus on challenging or strenuous poses. Instead, it uses plenty of yoga props — such as blocks, bolsters, and blankets — to fully support the body, allowing for deep rest and the release of stress.
2. Each pose is held for a long time (usually 8–20 minutes, or even longer).
3. It gently guides the body out of the “fight-or-flight” sympathetic nervous system mode and into the parasympathetic mode, activating the body’s natural self-healing process.
4. Gentle and passive in nature: the movements are passive, emphasizing being allowed to relax rather than actively stretching or pushing.

For those who love challenging, physically demanding yoga, restorative yoga may feel like it isn’t much of a workout.
But in fact, that is exactly its purpose — to free ourselves from the body’s constant state of effort and aggression, and to awaken our innate capacity for healing and repair.

Personally, I find it incredibly effective. No matter how frustrated or discouraged I may feel, after a restorative yoga session I always feel revived — as if I’ve come back to life with a full heart. ✨

2026 冬奧要開幕啦!2月6號(就是明天!)地點就在義大利的 Cortina 🇮🇹❄️三個月前我去的時候,全鎮還在趕工大整修。看著那馬路進度,我當時真的超懷疑:奧運真的來得及嗎?🤣這座山城真的非常 "Posh"!它是多洛米蒂山脈裡的富豪天...
05/02/2026

2026 冬奧要開幕啦!2月6號(就是明天!)
地點就在義大利的 Cortina 🇮🇹❄️

三個月前我去的時候,全鎮還在趕工大整修。
看著那馬路進度,我當時真的超懷疑:奧運真的來得及嗎?🤣

這座山城真的非常 "Posh"!
它是多洛米蒂山脈裡的富豪天堂,到處都是精品旗艦店,身分地位的象徵感拉滿。但我這個好奇觀光客,差點在那裡破產⋯

因為路上出了點小意外,被迫要在那裡買整套新衣服。
想像一下,在滿街都是昂貴名牌的地方,我瘋狂尋找比較平價的選擇。最後看到 The North Face 時,差點感動到哭!立刻買好買滿,還帶了一件限定版 T-shirt。
(其實現在 North Face 也不便宜啊!)

人生就是這麼奇妙,現在我反而成了 TNF 的愛好者。
大家準備好宅在家看奧運轉播了嗎?⛷️




#冬奧
#冬季奧運
(義大利旅遊)
(多洛米蒂)
(柯蒂納)

#多洛米蒂
#義大利景點

23/01/2026

Happy to be my dream destination: The V&A East! I look pretty happy!

!

V&A 東館歷險記(上)(現在AI 文章好氾濫,所以強調一下,本文是親身體驗及寫作,非AI 文章)這一年,在美術館領域最注目的事件,莫過於倫敦V&A 美術館新開幕的東館了。東館的概念,是將原本的「倉庫」,開放作為「展館」。觀賞的體驗,與一般...
18/01/2026

V&A 東館歷險記(上)
(現在AI 文章好氾濫,所以強調一下,本文是親身體驗及寫作,非AI 文章)

這一年,在美術館領域最注目的事件,莫過於倫敦V&A 美術館新開幕的東館了。

東館的概念,是將原本的「倉庫」,開放作為「展館」。觀賞的體驗,與一般美術館截然不同。(這個創新的舉動,V&A不是全球第一個,做這個創新突破的,應該是荷蘭的一間美術館)

但是管他誰第一個呢!畢竟V& A比較有名😆。

所以當我回到倫敦時(是的,曾經在倫敦生活居住六年,倫敦是我真實的第二故鄉),把 V&A 東館列為一定要造訪的地方。

這天我坐著地鐵來到東邊的 Stratford , 一路循著地圖前往V&A 時,赫然發現東館其實離地鐵站頗遠,路上空空蕩蕩,儼然是一個新開發的地區。沒想到這天狂風怪風大作,在空曠的荒郊野外,人被吹的東倒西歪,我連走路前進都很困難。看到街旁的路燈都被吹倒了!像是颱風一樣。還蠻擔心自己的安全,很怕被狂風捲起的物件擊中。

所以雖然已經來到這十萬八千里遠的 Stratford, 距離美術館還約需要20分鐘路程,我就打退堂鼓準備回地鐵站了!途中折返然後心有不甘又前進了兩次,風實在太大而作罷。

往回走了一段路,這時碰到三個一看就很倫敦文青的女生,正往前邁進,猜想她們也是要去美術館的人,就咬起牙來再度回頭,跟著她們後面走,想說有人作伴,狂風捲起來,也卷不走這麼多人,東西砸下來,也有其他人一起扛😆。

我心裡想,為了看一個美術館,這樣不懼風暴,我也是跟Nelson 尼爾遜將軍致敬了。🫡
(尼爾遜將軍就是小學課本念的,大風雪也去上學的小朋友)。

一路尾隨著倫敦文藝女青年,沒想到走到別的地方去了,這三位女子不是去看美術館,而是去旁邊的一所藝術學校,原來是文青女學生。只好跟女文青的背影bye bye , 這時天空下起雨、又出現彩虹,實在美極了,還好我迷途知返,轉個彎繼續走,終於來到大名鼎鼎的 V&A 東館。

走了這麼多路,又颳風又下雨,以為今天展館人會比較少吧?結果發現展館外還是人山人海,預計排隊時間需要一個小時。

只能慢慢排、慢慢等候。
Good thing is worth the wait .

平常很少寫這些冗長的旅途過程,但這段路好像特別在我心裡印象深刻。因為有一個人蠻荒冒險的感覺。

進去之後,有哪些重量級的展覽品呢?
我要下一篇來分享。

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