Tidewater | 浮 息
法國藝術家 David Louveau 大衛 · 盧沃 白瓷器物展
三十年前，David Louveau 從穿梭火場的巴黎消防員，轉而成為日本陶藝家石川欣也 (Kinya Ishikawa) 的學徒，石川與其友黑田泰藏 (Kuroda Taizo) 傳授他一套獨特的動作和哲學演變來的心法，他因而體會到學習的並非表現物質外在形式的技法，而是讓這無形、難以描述的存在，在無執著念想的狀態下生長出它們的形狀。
茶與陶瓷，和所有一切都在「道」中，引導著每一次的呼吸與相遇。
三次覺醒，三次內在轉化，成為學徒的身體記憶被重新塑造，動作受直覺性指引；嘴唇觸碰一只老茶杯時帶給他一場靜默頓悟；他的柴窯、工作室，與時間的碎片在火災中化為灰燼，與過去一起消失的同時也開啟新的意識。
2008 年，在韓國陶藝家 Ho Soo Taek 的展覽空間，一處隱蔽的茶室裡，當他的嘴唇接觸到溫熱的茶杯那刻，年輕的韓國禪僧一語：「慢下來。」原有的控制、慣性跟對形式的執著瞬時解構。他開始理解材料、時間與存在之間的張力和空隙。
雙手的記憶和對時間性的覺察，在張力與釋放間不斷被重新排列。他的白瓷(Hakuji)創作遵循中國古代技法，混合法國陶土與瑞典花崗岩、灰燼和石灰石，沒有固定的配方，每次燒製都是微妙的變奏，每件作品都是時間累積的片段，和未曾走向靜止的流動。
這一次他有種註定要來到台灣的預感。他帶來的不只是作品，還有時間裡消逝和變化的無常性。呼吸成為節奏，作品不只是物件，而是一種觀看的方式，一種傾聽時間低語的方式。在潮汐之間，在裂縫之中，時間總是帶走一切，然後留下某些痕跡。
展覽日期｜2025.04.30 (三) - 05.21 (三)
展覽空間｜思入玄
策展人｜謝易瑾 (Yi-Jin Hsieh). Raphaël Beaupied
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預展 - 展覽開放日 - 流程
2025.04.30 (三) 14:00 - 18:00
14:00 - 14:30 — 藝術家介紹
14:30 - 15:30 — 茶分享體驗 + 茶香儀式第一場次 (已額滿)
15:30 - 16:00 — 富吉拉笛+印度班蘇里竹笛即興演奏
16:00 - 17:00 — 茶分享體驗 + 茶香儀式第二場次 (已額滿)
17:00 - 18:00 — 自由交流時段
｜展覽期間開放預約參觀時間｜
週一 / 週二 / 週三｜10:00–17:30
週四 / 週五｜08:00–12:30
週六 / 週日｜08:00–09:45
．報名經審核通過後，將以電子郵件通知，請務必回覆確認。
．請最晚於參觀前三天確認日期與時段。
．詳細地址與交通資訊將於確認信件中提供。
2025.04.20 起，在 FB 粉絲專頁 Immānence 思入玄 開放線上展售，無法前來的朋友可透過粉專參觀與購買。
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茶分享體驗 + 茶香儀式｜預約制
由法國茶藝家 Raphaël Beaupied 引領的靜心茶香體驗。透過 Chakōro 茶香儀式緩緩釋放的茶氣，搭配精選有機台灣茶，展開一場專注於氣息與感知的茶之旅。
體驗資訊｜
預約人數：每場次 2 位起，最多 4 位 (已額滿)
費用：每人 NT$350
分享茶品：有機台灣茶
▪︎ 茶香儀式（Chakōro ritual）
在傳統 Chakōro 香道中，「聞香」被視為一種精神淨化與感官覺醒的儀式，透過緩緩加熱的茶葉香氣，將這樣的儀式性融入茶席空間，引領人們進入一種沉思與淨化的狀態。
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富吉拉笛+印度班蘇里竹笛即興演奏｜免費參加
▪︎ 富吉拉笛（Fujara）
來自斯洛伐克中部的傳統長笛，由牧羊人所創。富吉拉笛以木頭製成，直立吹奏，僅有三個音孔，卻能透過豐富的泛音與呼吸技巧，奏出低沉、悠遠而冥想般的旋律。
它不僅是樂器，更是一段文化記憶的回聲。因其獨特的音響結構與歷史價值，富吉拉笛已被聯合國教科文組織列為人類非物質文化遺產。
▪︎ 班蘇里笛（Bansuri）
班蘇里笛是印度古典音樂中極具靈性意味的橫吹竹笛，常見於神話傳說與靈修音樂之中。它以一整根竹子製成，憑藉演奏者的氣息與指法，奏出柔和而富有情感的旋律。
班蘇里笛的聲音，如細水長流，穿越時間的縫隙，引人進入沉靜而純粹的空間。因其文化深度與音樂魅力，也被列為人類非物質文化遺產之一。
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Event Summary｜
"Immānence" is a space where time flows slowly—
a contemplative setting dedicated to tea experiences, photography, antiques , and nature-based arts and crafts.
The exhibition is presented simultaneously online and in person, featuring white porcelain works by French artist David Louveau—each piece born of and for the space of "Immānence".
On the preview opening day, April 30 (Wednesday), we invite you to a special reservation-only experience:
A meditative tea ritual inspired by the Japanese Chakōro, led by French tea artist Raphaël Beaupied, followed by a live improvisational performance featuring the Slovak fujara and Indian bansuri flute, in collaboration with David Louveau.
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Tidewater | — French Artist David Louveau Solo Exhibition
Introduction
Thirty years ago, David Louveau transitioned from being a Paris firefighter, rushing between fire scenes, to becoming an apprentice of the Japanese ceramic artist Kinya Ishikawa, along with his friend Taizo Kuroda, taught him a unique set of movements and philosophies that evolved into a mindset. Through this, David realized that what he was learning was not the technical skills for expressing material forms, but rather allowing an intangible, indescribable existence to grow into its shape without attachment or thought.
Tea and ceramics, like everything else, are within the "Way" (Tao), guiding every breath and encounter.
Three awakenings, three internal transformations—through them, the memory of the body as an apprentice was reshaped, and its movements were guided by intuition; there was a silent enlightenment while his lips met an old teacup; his wood-fired kiln, studio, and fragments of time turned into ash in a fire, disappearing along with the past, while simultaneously opening a new consciousness.
In 2008, at the exhibition space of Korean ceramic artist Ho Soo Taek, in a hidden tea room, when his lips met the warm teacup, a young Korean Zen monk said, "Slow down." The original control, inertia, and attachment to form were instantly deconstructed. He began to understand the tension and gaps between materials, time, and existence.
The memory in his hands and his awareness of temporality were continuously rearranged between tension and release. His creations of Porcelain(白磁 hakuji) follow ancient Chinese techniques, blending French clay with Swedish granite, ashes, and limestone. There is no fixed formula; each firing is a subtle variation, and each piece is a fragment of accumulated time—a flow that has not yet come to stillness.
This time, he has come to Taiwan. He brings not only his works but also the impermanence of what fades and changes over time. Breathing becomes rhythm, and the works are not just objects; they are a way of seeing, a way of listening to the whispers of time. Between tides, in the cracks, time always takes away everything and leaves behind certain traces.
Exhibition Dates｜April 30 Wed – May 21 Wed
Venue｜Immānence 思入玄
Curators｜Yi-Jin Hsieh, Raphaël Beaupied
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Vernissage & Open Day｜Event Schedule
April 30 Wed 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
2:00 – 2:30 PM — Artist Introduction
2:30 – 3:30 PM — First Tea Sharing Experience + Chakōro Ritual (Fully reserved)
3:30 – 4:00 PM — Fujara & Bansuri Live Improvisation Performance
4:00 – 5:00 PM — Second Tea Sharing Experience + Chakōro Ritual (Fully Reserved)
5:00 – 6:00 PM — Open Gathering & Free Exchange
｜Visiting Hours by Reservation｜
Monday / Tuesday / Wednesday｜10:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Thursday / Friday｜8:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Saturday / Sunday｜8:00 AM – 9:45 AM
A confirmation email will be sent once your registration has been reviewed and approved.
Kindly confirm your preferred date and time at least three days prior to your visit.
Starting from April 20, our Facebook page Immānence 思入玄 will be hosting an online exhibition and sale. Visitors who are unable to attend in person are welcome to browse and make purchases through the page.
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Tea Sharing Experience + Chakōro Ritual | Reservation Required
A meditative tea journey led by French tea artist Raphaël Beaupied.
Through the subtle aroma released from the Chakōro tea incense ritual and the refined taste of organic Taiwanese tea, participants are invited into a sensorial space of breath, stillness, and deep presence.
Experience Details｜
Group Size: Minimum 2, Maximum 4 guests, each session (Fully reserved)
Price: NT$350 per person
Tea Served: Organic Taiwanese tea
▪︎ Chakōro Ritual
The Chakōro is a tea incense burner that embodies this meditative spirit. Dried tea leaves are gently heated (not burned), releasing a delicate, evolving aroma.
It transforms the tea space into a sanctuary of scent, where quiet breath and subtle fragrance guide the mind inward—enhancing the tea experience and opening a path toward inner reflection.
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Fujara & Bansuri Live Improvisation Performance | Free Admission
An evocative soundscape where two ancient winds meet— The deep, earthy resonance of the Fujara, and the flowing, soulful tone of the Bansuri.
▪︎ Fujara
The Fujara is a majestic, overtone-rich shepherd's flute originating from central Slovakia. Made traditionally from wood, it is played vertically with only three finger holes.
Despite its simplicity, it produces hauntingly deep, meditative melodies through breath control and harmonic resonance.
More than an instrument, the Fujara is a vessel of cultural memory, and has been recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
▪︎ Bansuri
The Bansuri is a traditional Indian bamboo flute, renowned for its gentle, expressive tone and spiritual resonance. Crafted from a single piece of bamboo and played transversely, it has deep roots in Indian classical music, mythology, and meditative practices.
Its sound flows like water—soft, continuous, and timeless—inviting listeners into states of stillness and soulfulness.
It too is honored by UNESCO as part of the world's Intangible Cultural Heritage.
