綠宿行旅｜「一葉方舟」2026 品若老師師生聯合義賣畫展

從凝視生命，到為生命留下位置。

一片葉，也能成為承載生命的方舟；從一幅畫開始，走近作品與保育故事。「一葉方舟」2026 品若老師師生聯合義賣畫展，將於 2026 年 10 月 17 日至 11 月 29 日在台中綠宿行旅展出，邀請旅人與市民免費走進 1F 至 8F 展區，透過色鉛筆創作感受每一個生命值得被看見、理解與守護。

從凝視生命開始

「一葉方舟」不只是一場色鉛筆展，也是一次關於生命、棲地與共存的觀看練習。品若老師帶領學生，以色鉛筆細膩而富有層次的筆觸描繪生命樣貌。每一筆堆疊，既是創作者長時間的觀察，也承載著對自然與動物的關注。

當觀眾靠近畫作，會看見色彩、光影與質感在紙面上逐漸成形；當視線停留得更久，也能從作品中感受不同生命的神情與故事。展覽以「方舟」作為意象，象徵即使是一片葉、一幅畫或一個微小的行動，也可能成為承載希望與保育意識的起點。

「一葉方舟」2026 品若老師師生聯合義賣畫展 亮點

• 師生共同創作：透過多件色鉛筆作品，呈現細膩、多元的生命視角。
• 旅館即展場：作品分布於綠宿行旅 1F 至 8F，讓旅人在移動樓層時自然遇見藝術。
• 免費參觀：展期內開放民眾免費欣賞，適合親子、藝術愛好者與關心自然保育的朋友。
• 公益義賣：以藝術連結保育行動，義賣支持社團法人台灣猛禽研究會。

「一葉方舟」2026 品若老師師生聯合義賣畫展 展覽資訊

• 展覽名稱｜「一葉方舟」2026 品若老師師生聯合義賣畫展
• 展覽日期｜2026.10.17（六）－2026.11.29（日）
• 展覽地點｜綠宿行旅 1F－8F
• 參觀方式｜免費參觀
• 主辦單位｜品若的色鉛筆同樂會
• 協辦單位｜Green Hotel
• 策展人｜葉集偉
• 義賣支持單位｜社團法人台灣猛禽研究會

當色鉛筆藝術與猛禽保育相遇

藝術讓人看見平時容易忽略的細節，保育則讓這份看見轉化為理解與行動。本次師生聯合義賣畫展以創作回應生命議題，讓欣賞作品不只停留於技法與美感，也成為認識自然、關心棲地及支持保育的一種方式。

社團法人台灣猛禽研究會長期投入猛禽研究、救傷、教育與保育推廣。本次展覽透過義賣支持相關保育工作，期待讓藝術的感動延伸到展場之外，為需要被守護的生命留下更多位置。

來綠宿行旅看「一葉方舟」2026 品若老師師生聯合義賣畫展

展覽期間，歡迎放慢腳步，沿著綠宿行旅 1F 至 8F 欣賞不同作品。你可以觀察色鉛筆如何描繪眼神、毛髮、羽毛與光影，也可以從作品旁的故事，理解創作者如何回應生命與保育。每一次凝視，都是與作品對話的開始。

無論你正在尋找台中免費展覽、喜歡色鉛筆創作，或想帶孩子認識藝術與自然保育，都歡迎走進「一葉方舟」2026 品若老師師生聯合義賣畫展。讓我們從一幅畫開始，為生命留下位置。更多台中藝文活動，請瀏覽綠宿行旅活動訊息.

Exhibition Overview

“A Leaf, an Ark” is the 2026 charity exhibition presented by coloured-pencil artist Jessie and her students. The exhibition invites visitors to look closely at living beings and consider how art can create space for understanding, care and conservation. A single leaf may appear small, yet it can become an ark that carries life and hope. In the same way, one drawing can begin a conversation and lead viewers toward stories that deserve attention.

The works are displayed throughout the first to eighth floors of Green Hotel in Taichung. Visitors can experience the exhibition while moving through the hotel, discovering detailed coloured-pencil drawings in different spaces. The careful layering of colour, light and texture encourages slow observation. Look at the expressions, feathers, fur and subtle changes in tone, and notice how each artist approaches the presence and individuality of a living subject.

This is also a joint charity sale supporting the Raptor Research Group of Taiwan. By connecting visual art with conservation, the exhibition encourages visitors to move from appreciation to awareness. The project shows that support can begin with a small action: spending time with an artwork, learning about wildlife, sharing a conservation story or choosing to support the charity sale.

Visit Information

Families with children are welcome to use the exhibition as a starting point for conversation. Ask what details they notice first, how the animals seem to feel and why their habitats matter. Coloured-pencil drawings are especially helpful for close observation because their textures are built gradually through many careful layers.

The charity sale gives every visitor an opportunity to connect appreciation with action. Each work represents hours of observation, practice and patient drawing by Jessie and her students. By supporting the exhibition, visitors also help bring attention to the conservation work of the Raptor Research Group of Taiwan. Small choices can help conservation stories travel farther.

Guests may begin their visit on the first floor and continue upward through the hotel. Because the artworks are distributed across several floors, the exhibition offers a relaxed viewing experience rather than a single crowded gallery room. Take time to notice how each drawing uses layered colour to describe feathers, fur, light and expression. The route is suitable for independent visitors, couples, families and small groups who would like to enjoy art while discovering the environmental ideas behind each work.

The exhibition runs from October 17 to November 29, 2026, at Green Hotel, with artworks presented across floors 1F to 8F. Admission is free. The project is organised by Jessie’s Colored Pencil Club, co-organised by Green Hotel and curated by Yeh Chi-Wei. Visitors of all ages are welcome to explore the exhibition at their own pace and

discover how coloured-pencil art can bring people closer to wildlife and conservation stories.

Visitors planning a trip to Taichung can include this free exhibition in a cultural itinerary around the West District. The extended exhibition period makes it easy to return with friends or compare favourite works on another day. Photography and viewing should always follow the guidance provided on site. Before leaving, consider which image stayed in your memory and what conservation message it carried. A thoughtful conversation after the visit can extend the meaning of the exhibition beyond the hotel and encourage continuing attention to wildlife, habitats and responsible coexistence.