虽然每年的展览数不胜数,但2010年6月,一个叫做“垃圾围城”的展览仍然脱颖而出,给观众留下深刻印象。艺术家花费一年半的时间,走访北京周边几百座垃圾场,最后用图像的方式,呈现垃圾包围北京的严重态势。那绝对震撼的场景,让每一位观众都瞠目结舌。诘问也随之而来:我们都做了什么?我们还能做什么?环境危机已经到了什么程度?未来还有什么变化的可能?我对展览中的杜家坎垃圾场尤其在意。这曾经是北京西部最大的垃圾场。我去过几次现场,满眼望去,各种颜色的生活垃圾铺天盖地,充斥着每个角落;深挖 Although there are numerous exhibitions each year, in June 2010, an exhibition called “Garbage Besieged City” still stood out and impressed the audience. The artist spent a year and a half visiting hundreds of landfill sites around Beijing and, finally, using images to present the grave situation of rubbish encircling Beijing. That absolutely stunning scene, so that every one of the audience dumbfounded. So what else can we do? What else can we do? To what extent has the environmental crisis been reached? What changes have we made in the future? I especially care about the dumping site at Dujiangyan in the exhibition. This was once the largest landfill in western Beijing. I’ve been to the scene a few times, full of hope, various colors of household garbage overwhelming, full of every corner; dig deep