斑斕幻境 REPSYCHLING THE MIND 
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如果廢棄並不是材料故事的終點，而是另一個故事的開始呢？ 
What if waste isn't the end of a material's story - but the beginning of another? 
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策展人：Vida Sabbaghi ​ 
Curated by Vida Sabbaghi 
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RePSYCHling 項目的第七個篇章 
Seventh Iteration of the RePSYCHling Project 
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斑斕幻境 是策展人 Vida Sabbaghi 自2015年啟動以來持續發展的 RePSYCHling 展覽項目的第七個篇章。在這一不斷發展的系列展覽中，Sabbaghi 邀請藝術家挑戰我們對於廢棄物與價值的傳統認知，將被丟棄、被忽視以及日常生活中的材料轉化為藝術作品。 
在 斑斕幻境 中，關注點進一步轉向感知本身。展覽呈現 Jean Shin 的影像作品 Penumbra、Will Kurtz 全新的狗雕塑裝置，以及受 Renee Phillip 的 Peel Paint Skins 啟發創作的油漆皮作品，探索升級再造、創意再利用、可持續性與材料轉化。 
這些藝術家並不只是回收材料，而是在重新審視我們的思維方式——讓我們在原本可能被丟棄的事物中，看見新的可能性。 
再看一次。當我們改變觀看的方式，會有什麼新的可能？ ​ 
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RePSYCHling the Mind is the seventh iteration of Vida Sabbaghi’s ongoing RePSYCHling exhibition project, first presented in 2015. Across its evolving iterations, Sabbaghi has invited artists to challenge conventional ideas of waste and value by transforming discarded, overlooked, and everyday materials into works of art. 
In RePSYCHling the Mind, the focus turns toward perception itself. Featuring Jean Shin’s Penumbra video, Will Kurtz’s new installation of dogs, and paint-skin works inspired by Renee Phillip’s Peel Paint Skins, the exhibition explores upcycling, creative reuse, sustainability, and material transformation. Rather than simply recycling materials, these artists recycle our thinking- revealing new possibilities in what might otherwise be discarded. 
Look again. What might become possible when we change the way we see?