在台中花博外埔園區的樂農館中，我看到這個有趣的「百菇密碼森林」
在這個奇特的展區，藝術家范承宗用竹編藝術織出各種不同類型的蕈菇，包含了金針菇、杏鮑菇、秀珍菇、鴻喜菇、香菇六種台灣主要種植的菇類，每一種菇類有自己獨特的蕈菇密碼。
In the Harvest Blessings Pavilion at Waipu Park Area of Taichung World Flora Exposition, I found this interesting 「hundred-mushroom coded forest」
The artist Cheng Tsung FENG created a giant mushroom forest, including Taiwan’s six top rainmaking mushrooms. Each different mushroom has its own passcode.
這些密碼代表什麼意義呢？我真的不知道。好像是可以透過什麼遊戲來找出密碼的定義，但是現場顯然沒有標示清楚，我完全沒有搞清楚如何解密。之後我翻遍了谷歌大神，也找不到什麼相關的說明，有點令我傻眼。所以，所謂的百菇密碼，對我來說始終是個謎樣的存在。
It seems that you have to unlock the secret of these codes by some kind of games. But I didn’t find the guide for decoding them. I searched google for the information but didn’t find anything related. So these codes are still mysterious to me.
撇開這些奇怪神秘的密碼，我們來單純欣賞這些藝術作品。
這些巨大的菇類，結合了多種材質。我覺得竹編的蕈傘是最漂亮的部分，透過竹編的縫隙透出來的光線和背景，有種朦朧含蓄的美感。藝術家在蕈柄的底部放入了燈，暈黃的燈光從輕薄的白色宣紙透出來，增加了不少浪漫的氣息，有畫龍點睛的效果。
Forget these weird passcode, let’s enjoy these special artworks.
These huge mushroom are made from a variety of materials. The umbrella of mushroom is the most beautiful part. You can see the background and lighting through the gap of bamboo weaving which creates an obscure and implicit beauty.
The artist put a light on the bottom of the stick. The yellow dim light shines through the white rice paper, adding a romantic atmosphere. The lighting makes these artworks more delicate.
One more selfie with the mushrooms!
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