SPACE CHAOS

CHAOS SPACE｜《貘园》AR 展览“遁入阡陌” 回顾

遁入阡陌 Crisscross in the Somnium  《貘园》是BAKU Studio的实验小组在研究食梦貘的消化系统时，偶然发现的一个关于梦学（Oneirology）的梦。在这个破碎的梦中，又有一些孑然不同的梦被平行地拟造和涌现了出来。这个惊人的结构，引发了小组成员以此为研究对象，将其置于自研发的“META.RR”系统中，进行基于生态模拟的表达预测培育和分析。 非常有趣的是，它是一场关于揭示梦境的旅程，每个线索指向着那个唯一的终点，只是丛生着的荆棘使梦的主人在本就难以寻迹的各个通路上迂回前行，正如那些梦学家尝试用不同的切入点去理解梦的本质一样。 小组成员也在那些看似自洽的错综线索中逐渐发现了多个“最终答案”，这使我们彼此之间开始质疑开展此项研究的最初目的。非常遗憾的是，在经历了对其多轮的重审和研讨后，实验小组最后仍只能提供一个虚拟空间中关于梦的沉浸式交互小说作为报告方案。我们一致认为或许用寓言和故事来解释那些最本质的问题才是符合“梦意”的精确解答。 然而，这也只是众多已有的梦学假说中提出了一种新的假说而已。它并不重要，这个梦本身才是关键。 你看到的整个空间即是研究笔记的摘录。 ENG👇 Crisscross in the Somnium ‘The Arcadia of Tapirs’ is a dream about oneirology which is accidentally found by Baku's research group when studying the digestive system of dream-eating tapirs. In this broken dream, some other scattered dreams were created and emerged simultaneously. This amazing finding led the team members to take it as a derivative research object and put it into their self-innovated ‘META. RR’ model for cultivation, expression prediction, and analysis based on a simulated ecosystem.   It is interesting that the finding is a journey about revealing dreams. Each clue is merely gateway to the only end, but the mist makes the dreamer detour through various paths, just as those oneirologists study the essence of dream with different methodologies.   The team members also found multiple ‘ultimate answers’ in those seemingly self-consistent clues, which made us question each other about the original purpose of this research. Unfortunately, after many rounds of review and discussion, the research group can only provide an immersive interactive fiction about dreams in the virtual space as the final report. We all agree that it is an accurate answer to the ‘meaning of dream’, by explaining the most ambiguous concept with fables and stories.   Although this is probably just a new hypothesis put forward among many existing hypotheses, it does not matter. The dream itself is the inherent key.   The entire space you would see ahead is an excerpt from our research notes.   BAKU Studio 30/10/22 《食梦图》 梦膜的间壁中发现的一副壁画的拓印，边缘严重破损。目前无法确定壁画的来源。   a.  一只新生的小貘 A New-born Tapir b. 一只成熟期的貘正在食梦，身体内部有重复的同构符文   c. 一个奇怪的沙漏状装置。中间似乎是一个具有生产和储存功能的仪器，其产物由地下的洞状物导向外部空间 << ENG  《The Mural of Edible Dream》 a. A lithography made from a mural found in the membrane of the dream with its edge severely worn out. The origin of the mural is unable to trace at present.   b. A mature tapir is consuming dreams with some isomorphic runes inside and around its body. c. A strange hourglass shaped installation. There is presumably a device with production and storage functions in the middle. Its products channel into the outer spaces by the hole at the bottom. 功能还原装置 The Functional Prototype Installation 梦真的只是为了“满足愿望”而存在的吗；还是如“威胁模拟”假说一般，有益于认识和应对某种潜在的威胁；抑或是“激活-整合”的模型，只是脑干中被激活的回路与边缘系统刺激偶然产生的副作用?