光影织梦·艺术赋能——亚洲国际摄影周大墩艺术季启幕

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「中国·大墩村，2025年4月30日」当百年古村遇见当代摄影艺术，沉睡的老屋被光影唤醒。今日，由亚洲国际摄影周与亚洲文化艺术基金会联合主办、大墩摄影协会承办、广东文化参考报、广东省企业家摄影学会、大墩村文化创意（佛山）有限公司协办的“光影织梦·大墩艺术季”正式拉开帷幕。这场以摄影为媒介、以乡村振兴为内核的艺术盛事，将岭南老屋的砖瓦梁椽化作天然展场，用镜头与光的语言，开启一场跨越时空的文化对话。

老屋为幕，光影作笔：艺术激活乡村记忆

在老屋窄巷弄深处，大墩村的老宅褪去沉寂。斑驳的砖墙成为巨幅“影像画布”，天井的晨昏光影化作动态布景，100余幅作品以“无界展览”形式融入古村肌理。镜头下的乡土记忆与当代艺术表达交织共生。策展人表示：“我们拒绝‘白盒子’美术馆模式，让艺术从老屋的裂缝中自然生长。”本地村民成为创作参与者，以他们的生活故事为脚本，用镜头重构“新乡土叙事”。

艺术乡建，星火燎原：探索乡村振兴新路径

“艺术从不是悬浮的装饰，而应成为扎根土地的种子。”活动组委会强调。艺术季同步启动“大墩共创计划”：大墩摄影协会培育村民成为“本土记录者”，艺术市集带动手工艺IP开发，闲置老屋改造为驻创基地。

据悉，本届艺术季将持续至5月30日，期间将举办大墩摄影活动、乡村影像档案展等系列活动。正如晨曦中渐次亮起的老屋灯影，这场以艺术之名的乡建实践，正为村落注入新的生命力——光之所至，皆是未来。

Weaving Dreams with Light: Asia International Photography Week Dadun Art Festival Opens

[Dadun Village, China·April 30, 2025] When a centuries-old village meets contemporary photographic art, dormant houses awaken to the embrace of light and shadow. Today, the Weaving Dreams with Light: Dadun Art Festival officially commenced, co-hosted by Asia International Photography Week and the Asia Culture and Arts Foundation, organized by the Dadun Photography Association, and co-supported by Guangdong Cultural Reference News, the Guangdong Entrepreneurs Photography Society, and Dadun Village Cultural & Creative (Foshan) Co., Ltd. Centered on photography as a medium and rural revitalization as its core, this artistic event transforms the bricks, tiles, and beams of Lingnan’s ancient architecture into a natural exhibition space, using the language of lenses and light to spark a cross-temporal cultural dialogue.

Old Houses as Canvases, Light as Brushstrokes: Art Revives Rural Memories

Deep within the narrow alleys of Dadun Village, timeworn houses shed their silence. Mottled brick walls become vast “image canvases,” while the shifting light of courtyards turns into dynamic backdrops. Over 100 artworks are seamlessly integrated into the village’s fabric through a “borderless exhibition”format. Through the lens, rural memories intertwine with contemporary artistic expression. “We reject the ‘white cube’ gallery model, allowing art to grow organically from the cracks of these ancient homes,” stated the curators. Local villagers have also become co-creators, with photographers using their life stories as scripts to reconstruct a “new rural narrative.”

Art Revitalizes the Village: Igniting a New Path for Rural Renaissance

“Art is never a detached ornament—it must take root in the land as a seed,” emphasized the organizing committee. Alongside the festival, the “Dadun Co-Creation Project”has launched: the Dadun Photography Association trains villagers as “local storytellers,”an art market fosters handicraft IP development, and vacant houses are revitalized into artist residency hubs.

The festival will run until May 30, featuring events such as the Dadun Photography Workshops and the Rural Image Archive Exhibition. Like the gradual illumination of old houses at dawn, this art-driven revitalization practice breathes new life into the village—where light reaches, the future unfolds.