Christo and Jeanne-Claude 英翻中

3. You don’t need to imagine this because forover 40 years Christo andJeanne-Claude havebeen creating, designing, and installing their unusual artwork around the world.→。4. Since meeting in Paris,France, in 1957, thisenergetic husband-and wife team who go by their first names, Christo andJeanne-Claude, havecreated “ ‘gentledisturbances’ in spaces . . . to make people becomemore aware of themselves and their surroundings.”→。5. This acclaimed couple has completed 22 unique projects that invite viewers to experience familiarenvironments in new ways. →。《第三段》1. The work of Christo and Jeanne-Claude has not onlytransformed historical sites in cities but has also dramatically changed natural environments.→。2. In 1991, atsunrise, The Umbrellas was installed.→。3. Nearly 2,000 workers opened 3,100umbrellas in Japan andCalifornia in the United States.→。4. This public art installation spanned 12 miles in Japan and 18 miles in California.→。Span v. 綿延Life span 壽命5. The blue umbrellas were placed closetogether to represent the limited space in Japan, while the yellow umbrellas inCalifornia were spread out in many directions, showing the vastness of theland. →。 6. For 18 days,these huge, free-standing umbrellas became “houses without walls” and invitedthe public to experience nature in a new way.→。 《第四段》1. Whilethe journey has not been easy for Christo and Jeanne-Claude, their artwork hastouched the public for almost half a century. 2. Andthis is a key element of every project: people. 3. Theartists want their art to be in populated spaces where people can interact withit. 4. It serves no practical purpose but is creativeand beauty 5. It issupposed to make people smile. While each installation istemporary, the memory of the artwork lasts a long time after it is taken down.