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Gang Fa
︎ 2019
︎ wood, LED
︎ Bridgehead Art Studio
︎ Taipei, Taiwan
The work of Taipei Hakka Cultural Park aimed to transform the traditional Hakka printed cloth pattern into a light installation. The artist sought to connect the Hakka printed cloth, a classic Chinese design, to the light’s performance. The installation took the shape of a Moutan Peony, a typical Hakka printed cloth pattern that combines various flower patterns. Additionally, the project included a workshop where local families were invited to use paper-cut art to complete the overall installation. As a Hakka child, it’s an honor to design this work and share the meaning of the Hakka spirit.
