对于公共艺术与公共生活的结合,人们听到最多的一个动词是“植入”。它意味着培养、萌发、互动、融合、共同成长,也让我们对两者的未来产生许多期待。城市的主体是谁?我们为谁做设计?随着公共生活的扩展,这些反思声音近年来在设计领域此起彼伏。公共语境下的艺术有哪些特征?正发生着哪些改变?现代风景风林,作为公共艺术的重要载体之一,应如何以自己特有的方式来回应时代的要求?10位嘉宾应邀参与本期《观点》讨论,与读者分享他们的体会和实践。 For the combination of public art and public life, one of the most verb that people hear is “implant ”. It means cultivating, germinating, interacting, merging and growing together, and it gives us many expectations for the future of both. Who is the main body of the city, and whom do we design for? With the expansion of public life, these voices of reflection in recent years in the field of design one after another. What are the characteristics of the art in the public context? What changes are taking place? How should the modern landscape, as one of the important carriers of public art, respond to the requirements of the times in its own unique way? 10 guests were invited to participate in this issue Discuss “points of view,” and share with readers their experiences and practices.