Preparing for Totem 2.0: Design and Fabrication of Two Second Growth Shaping and Carving Apparatus
为图腾2.0做准备:两台二次生长整形雕刻装置的设计与制作
基本信息
- 批准号:CCSIF-2022-00408
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 7.39万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:College & Community Social Innovation Fund
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2022-01-01 至 2023-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
For millennia, First Nations along the Pacific Northwest Coast have used old growth cedar trees to carve totem poles. Recognized around the world, these iconic monuments are vital to the social, spiritual, and economic health of these distinctive cultures. One of the impacts of colonization and capitalist industrialization is that profit driven resource extraction and deforestation have devastated the existence and health of old growth ecosystems across British Columbia, making it more and more difficult to gain access to what many First Nations people refer to as "The Tree of Life." It is clear both that we cannot continue the rapid harvest of old growth trees, and that our conservation efforts should not come at the cost of restricting Indigenous peoples from continuing to practice essential parts of their culture. The world-renowned artist Carey Newman has approached Camosun Innovates to help design and fabricate an apparatus that will make certain aspects of totem carving safer and more efficient, while also providing greater flexibility for the next generation of carvers to utilize resources other than old growth trees. Rather than the standard practice of perching the log on beams, sand bags or tires, Newman proposes creating the ability to easily lift the totem off the ground to an ergonomic working height, and instead of using jacks, peavies or hoists to rotate the log to gain access to the underside, to be able to safely rotate the totem in place, protecting the finished parts of the carving. More significant from an ecological perspective, this apparatus will be able to accommodate not only old-growth or first-growth logs, but second and subsequent growth trees as well. Specifically, to reduce the need for old growth trees, Newman proposes to start carving totems out of multiple second-growth timbers that can be carved while arranged, slightly spaced apart, in a semi- or full circle. This new design, being pioneered by the artist, would be more ecologically sound (using the more available second-growth trees rather than the scarcer and significant old-growth) and provide similar scale, but room for a more varied approach to the traditional shape and design of traditional totems. This new method of totem carving will be made widely available, opening up innovative artistic possibilities for carvers and an alternative to harvesting old-growth trees.
几千年来,太平洋西北海岸沿着的原住民一直用古老的雪松来雕刻图腾柱。这些标志性的纪念碑在世界各地都得到了认可,对这些独特文化的社会、精神和经济健康至关重要。殖民化和资本主义工业化的影响之一是,利润驱动的资源开采和森林砍伐破坏了整个不列颠哥伦比亚省古老的生长生态系统的存在和健康,使其越来越难以获得许多第一民族的人称为“生命之树”。“很明显,我们不能继续快速收获古老的树木,我们的保护工作不应该以限制土著人民继续实践其文化的重要组成部分为代价。世界知名艺术家Carey纽曼已与Camosun Innovates接洽,以帮助设计和制造一种设备,该设备将使图腾雕刻的某些方面更安全,更高效,同时也为下一代雕刻师提供更大的灵活性,以利用古老树木以外的资源。纽曼建议创造一种能够轻松地将图腾从地面提升到符合人体工程学的工作高度的能力,而不是将原木放在横梁、沙袋或轮胎上的标准做法,并且不是使用千斤顶、起重机或起重机来旋转原木以进入底面,而是能够安全地旋转图腾到位,保护雕刻的成品部分。从生态学的角度来看,更重要的是,该装置不仅能够容纳老的或第一次生长的原木,而且还能够容纳第二次和随后的生长树木。具体来说,为了减少对古老树木的需求,纽曼建议开始雕刻图腾的多个第二次生长的木材,可以雕刻,而安排,略有间隔,在一个半或完整的圆。这种由艺术家开创的新设计将更加生态合理(使用更多可用的第二次生长的树木,而不是更稀缺和重要的古老树木),并提供类似的规模,但为传统图腾的传统形状和设计提供更多样化的方法。这种新的图腾雕刻方法将被广泛使用,为雕刻师开辟了创新的艺术可能性,并成为收获古老树木的另一种选择。
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