9月26日,“热带雨林,绿色卫士—比利时国王利奥波德三世摄影展”在东景缘开幕。
(展览介绍详见下文)
比利时驻华大使安博宁
(Belgian Ambassador Bruno Angelet)
洪都拉斯驻华大使萨尔瓦多·蒙卡达
(Honduran Ambassador Salvador Moncada)
中国政府拉美事务特别代表邱小琪
(Special Representative of the Chinese Government on Latin American Affairs Qiu Xiaoqi)
和比利时王国公主殿下Esmeralda
(Her Royal Highness Princess Esmeralda of Belgium)
发表讲话并为展览剪彩。
刚果驻华大使、哥斯达黎加驻华大使、委内瑞拉驻华大使和巴西驻华大使,以及十几位驻华使馆的外交官代表出席。
洪都拉斯驻华大使
萨尔瓦多·蒙卡达
比利时驻华大使安博宁
中国政府拉美事务
特别代表邱小琪
比利时王国
公主殿下Esmeralda
出席开幕式活动的各国使节
展览展出由比利时前任国王利奥波德三世拍摄的来自13个国家的40张照片,呈现亟待保护的热带雨林地貌和半世纪以前的当地人文风情。
比利时王国公主殿下Esmeralda与她的父亲照片合影
这个假期,找一个云淡风轻的秋日午后,到东城区胡同深处,拍拍文保建筑智珠寺和嵩祝寺,然后穿越时光隧道,透过利奥波德三世的镜头,去感受那些即将消失或者已经消逝的雨林和与其息息相关的生态人文吧。
展览对公众免费开放
时间:即日起至10月10日11:00-19:00
地址:北京市东城区沙滩北街嵩祝寺23号
预告:
展览将在10月中旬来到比利时驻华大使馆,更多信息和报名方式将在近期公布。
热带雨林,绿色卫士—比利时国王利奥波德三世摄影展
Guardians of the Green
A photography exhibition
展 览 时 间
EXHIBITION DATES
27 September 2024 ~ 10 October 2024
2024年9月27日 ~ 2024年10月10日
地 址 ADDRESS
Gallery@Temple 东景缘
北京市东城区沙滩北街嵩祝寺23号
23 Songzhuyuan Beijie Dongcheng District Beijing
© Leopold III Fund for Nature Exploration and Conservation
利奥波德三世于1901年11月3日出生,是阿尔贝一世国王和伊丽莎白王后的长子。他于1934年2月23日至1951年7月16日期间担任比利时国王。他曾多次坦言,如果他可以选择职业,他更愿意成为一名植物学家或民族学家。
Leopold III was born on November 3, 1901 as the eldest son of King Albert I and Queen Elisabeth. He reigned as King of the Belgians from February 23, 1934, until his abdication on July 16, 1951. He confessed many times that if he had been able to choose his profession, he would have become a botanist or an ethnologist.
从小,他就向往着遥远的土地,津津有味地阅读探险家的记述,孜孜不倦地研究地图册,在有朝一日要去的地点上做记号。1920年,他跟着父母,到巴西进行了一次正式访问,亲身体验了热带森林的奇妙。他的探险梦想就此启航。1925年,利奥波德在原比属刚果度过了七个月,探索了世界上最大的雨林之一。他能说基本的斯瓦希里语,这使他能够与当地社区交流,并深入了解他们的文化和环境知识。作为一名富有热情的摄影师,在探险过程中捕捉了许多珍贵的瞬间。利奥波德三世是环境保护和尊重土著权利、文化与传统的先驱。1933年,利奥波德在伦敦的皇家非洲协会发表了演讲,表达了对人类对环境影响的关切。“如果说有一个主题完全超越了人类的视野,那无疑就是去保护那些永恒的财产,而我们只是这些财产的临时监护人"。
As a child, he dreamt of faraway lands, devouring the accounts of explorers, tirelessly studying atlases to mark the places he wanted to visit one day. His dream of adventure began to take shape in 1920 when he accompanied his parents on an official trip to Brazil and experienced the wonders of the tropical forest. In 1925, Leopold spent seven months in the Congo, where he explored one of the largest rainforests in the world. His could speak basic Swahili, which allowed him to communicate with local communities and gain insights into their cultures and environmental knowledge. As he was also a keen photographer, he captured many precious moments during his adventures. He was a pioneer of the protection of our environment and the respect of indigenous rights, culture and traditions. In 1933, Leopold delivered a significant speech at the Royal African Society in London, expressing his concerns about human impacts on the environment. “If there is one subject altogether transcending human horizons, it is undoubtedly the preservation of those everlasting possessions of which we are the temporary guardians.”
© Leopold III Fund for Nature Exploration and Conservation
In the forest between Sakedi and Lemo, Celebes, Indonesia, 1929
© Leopold III Fund for Nature Exploration and Conservation
1951年退位后,利奥波德重新开始旅行,并在20多年的时间里致力于探险,足迹遍布美洲、非洲和亚洲的24个地区,并经常由比利时自然科学专家陪同。他拍摄了数以万计的彩色或黑白照片,这些照片现已成为具有重要价值的历史和科学文献。本次展览从其中挑选了来自13个国家(巴西、哥伦比亚、委内瑞拉、苏里南、法属圭亚那、巴拿马、哥斯达黎加、尼加拉瓜、洪都拉斯、马来西亚、印度尼西亚、新几内亚和刚果民主共和国)的40张照片,每张照片都讲述了一个正在迅速消失的世界的故事,呼吁观众反思保护这些不可替代的环境的重要性。
After his abdication in 1951, Leopold resumed his travels and dedicated over 20 years to exploration, visiting 24 regions across the Americas, Africa, and Asia often accompanied by Belgian experts in natural sciences. He took tens of thousands of coloured or black and white photographs which are now historical and scientific documents of great value. For this exhibition, 40 were selected from 13 countries (Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela, Surinam, French Guiana, Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Malaysia, Indonesia, New Guinea and Democratic Republic of Congo), and each photograph tells a story of a world that is rapidly disappearing, urging viewers to reflect on the importance of protecting these irreplaceable environments.
© Leopold III Fund for Nature Exploration and Conservation
Indigenous from the Oyampi community in Alicoto, French Guyana, 1969
© Leopold III Fund for Nature Exploration and Conservation
Ramudu, the great primary lowland rainforest in the state of Sarawak, Malaysia, 1971
1972年,利奥波德创立了利奥波德三世自然探索与保护基金会。他于1983年去世。他的女儿、比利时Marie-Esméralda公主继承了他的遗志,领导着基金会继续支持全球范围的自然研究和环境保护项目。此次基金会与洪都拉斯驻华大使馆、比利时驻华大使馆合作呈现此次摄影展,旨在展示利奥波德三世国王的优秀摄影作品,并提高人们对雨林保护的迫切需求的认识。
In 1972, Leopold founded the Leopold III Fund for Nature Exploration and Conservation. He passed away in 1983. His daughter, Princess Marie-Esméralda of Belgium, leads the foundation since and continued his legacy of supporting global research on nature research and environment protection. Through this exhibition, the Foundation, together with the Embassy of Honduras and the Embassy of Belgium in China, aim to showcase King Leopold III’s remarkable work and to raise awareness about the pressing need for rainforest conservation.
© Leopold III Fund for Nature Exploration and Conservation
本次展览由比利时驻华大使馆、洪都拉斯驻华大使馆和利奥波德三世自然探索与保护基金会合作呈现。感谢Temple东景缘提供场地。
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