Green Gather 綠集

本展由環境部、環境部資源循環署與國際扶輪 3522 地區共同推動，以「資源極大化、廢棄物極小化」為目標，透過紡織、塑膠、電子與營建等循環設計案例，重新定義循環經濟的本質：循環並非終點，而是價值持續延伸的過程。「Gather」意指聚集與匯流，象徵資源、觀念與人的重新整合，使被淘汰的材料得以再次進入市場與生活，形成新的價值循環。

展覽以「生產循環」與「消費循環」作為核心架構，強調循環中真正重要的並非終點，而是每一次交換與轉移所產生的延續性價值。交換不只是買賣，而是再分配與關係重組；循環也不是結束，而是持續流動的系統。

因此，展場以市集與交易站為隱喻，將循環中的交換節點轉化為可行走的空間結構，讓觀眾在移動與停留中感受資源流動。同時結合 O2O 消費路徑，使循環設計不僅停留於展示，也能進入實際選擇與日常行為。

視覺上以「交織、連結、矩陣」為語彙，透過球形與箭頭象徵地球、資源循環與流動方向，構成如網絡般的綠色匯集結構，使循環概念得以被直觀感知。

最終，本展希望觀眾帶走的，不只是產品，而是一種新的價值觀——重新理解「擁有」、「使用」、「交換」與「丟棄」之間的關係，使循環成為一種日常生活方式，並成為邁向永續未來的起點。

"Green Gather" is centered on the idea that "Circulation is not the end; it is the beginning of value's renewed flow," responding to the current challenges posed by resource depletion and climate change. As the linear economy of "production-consumption-disposal" is increasingly failing, this exhibition re-asks: Does the value of an item end when it is discarded? Can a more sustained relationship exist between people and resources?

The exhibition is jointly promoted by the Ministry of Environment, Resource Circulation Administration (RECA) MOENV, and Rotary International District 3522. Targeting "maximizing resources and minimizing waste," it redefines the essence of the circular economy through circular design cases in textiles, plastics, electronics, and construction: circulation is not an end point but a process of continuous value extension. "Gather" signifies convergence and collection, symbolizing the reintegration of resources, ideas, and people, allowing discarded materials to re-enter the market and daily life, thus forming a new value cycle.

The exhibition is structured around "Production Circulation" and "Consumption Circulation" as its core frameworks, emphasizing that the truly important aspect of circulation is not the end point, but the sustained value generated by every exchange and transfer. Exchange is not merely buying and selling, but redistribution and relationship restructuring; circulation is not an ending, but a continuously flowing system.

Therefore, the exhibition space uses the metaphor of a marketplace and a trading post, transforming the exchange nodes of the circulation system into a walkable spatial structure, allowing visitors to feel the flow of resources as they move and pause. It also incorporates an O2O consumption pathway, ensuring that circular design does not merely remain an exhibit but also enters actual choices and daily behaviors.

Visually, "Interweaving, Connection, and Matrix" serve as the vocabulary, utilizing spheres and arrows to symbolize the Earth, resource circulation, and the direction of flow, forming a network-like green gathering structure that allows the concept of circulation to be intuitively perceived.

Ultimately, the exhibition hopes visitors will take away not just products, but a new set of values—a renewed understanding of the relationship between "owning," "using," "exchanging," and "disposing," allowing circulation to become a way of life and the starting point toward a sustainable future.

展覽資訊

展覽名稱｜Green Gather 綠集

展覽地點｜台灣設計館 01 展間

展覽期間｜ 2026/6/13（六）-7/26（日）

開放時間｜10:00 – 18:00  除 6/15 外，每週一休館

展覽票價｜免費

主辦單位｜環境部、環境部資源循環署、 國際扶輪 3522 地區

執行單位｜財團法人環境資源研究發展基金會、財團法人台灣設計研究院

策展單位｜Üroborus Studiolab 共序工事

Exhibition Info

Venue｜Taiwan Design Museum (Gallery 01), Songshan Cultural and Creative Park

Dates｜June 13, 2026 (Sat) – July 26, 2026 (Sun)

Time｜ 10:00 – 18:00 (Closed on Mondays, except June 15)

Admission｜Free

Organizer｜Ministry of Environment, Resource Circulation Administration (RECA), MOENV, Rotary International District 3522

Executive Organizer｜Institute of Environment and Resources, Taiwan Design Research Institute

Curator｜Üroborus Studiolab