《南聊》海馬迴 光畫館
【屬於這個世代的影像紀錄】- 海馬迴 光畫館
地址:台南市中西區成功路83號2樓
受訪人:李旭彬 Hsu-Pin Lee
台南人。
出生在神農街的李旭彬,小時候看著阿公在大菜市裡賣魚丸
目前的海馬迴除了展覽和舉辦各式活動外,並有不定期開立
談到台南的觀光發展,李旭彬認為,重要的是居民如何維持
府城散步路線推薦:大觀音亭→開基玉皇宮→連德堂煎餅,
平常吃飯好去處:福泰飯桌、阿魯香腸熟肉、聚千福日式關
台南替代空間推薦:齁空間、絕對空間、草埕文化藝術工作
Hsu-Pin Lee, founder of Fotoaura Institute of Photography was born in Sengnong Street. His grandfather was selling hand-made fish ball in market, playing around the tiny, historical street are his childhood memory. During the time, he had experienced the markets faded, how prosperous China Town was and the destroyed of Haian Rd. Recalled from his memory, Tainan is a city with numerous developments while still keeps quiet personality. Majored in engineering in university, he spent most of his free time in social movement events, though he decided to choose a steady work after graduation, during the time he still helped in publisher and some NGO organization. It was in 2000 he met his first photographer teacher, Hsiao Hsia Pan, There weren’t Taiwan regular photographer lessons in Taiwan so Hsu-Pin decided to go abroad studying, and he went to New York, San Francisco and Florence.
Fotoaura Institute of Photography not only holds exhibitions and events, they also have photography lessons for any background or level. Classes being divided two categories, one emphasizes image creation, the other one provides both film and digital darkroom and mainly focuses on skills. Hsu-Pin has taught photography for many years, he observed the generation differences through his students by questions they question each time, made him think there is real possibility for next generation to make some change.
Speaks of Tainan’s tourism development, Hsu-Pin thinks what really matters is how local people keep their lifestyle and personality. If the only reason for people come visit a place is for the spots, over-developed tourism will therefore harm the city. To find the specialty and to identify owns value, to be aware of invisible value in daily life, to be responsible for every choice and purchases, the best way to describe his hometown will be both gentle and modern.