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Incorporating the Taiwan indigenous weaving culture, 'Interweaving' connects 10 indigenous cultural museums within the exhibition space and the visual concept.

Highlight:

Delivered 2 high-quality exhibitions in 1 month.

Duties:

Space design, Assistant curator, Content planning, On-site co-ordination

Client / Mode:

New Taipei City Gov.

Type of Work:

Cutural On-site Exhibition

Employed Type:

Freelance

Completion date:

August 15, 2023

Overview

Incorporating the unique significance of indigenous weaving culture, intertwining threads, and the distinct patterns into the visual representation, 'Interweaving' connects ten indigenous cultural museums in northern Taiwan within the exhibition space and the main visual concept.

Furthermore, the geographical shape of northern Taiwan and the visual imagery of its mountain ranges are symbolically presented in the center of the hall, signifying a convergence towards the heart of the mountains for the common good. The wooden structures embellished with indigenous weaving patterns to enhance the overall spatial aesthetics.

Acknowledgments

Curator | CHIANG Cheng-Hua

Project Property
Ethnocentrism
Taiwan Indeginous art craft culture
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