Artworks

The motion of celestial bodies traversing the vast interstellar space and time is translated into a luminous public artwork for TaiNEX 2.

The suspended lights extend along the exterior corridor, turning the movement of visitors, reflections and night scenery into part of the work.

Nappe refers to a large sheetlike body of rock, extending the geological imagination into a flowing architectural gesture.

The work connects Taiwan cultural values with Jade Mountain and the island topography, shaping a wireframe structure that rises from the ground beside the venue.

Its open pavilion form keeps the sidewalk active for everyday movement while inviting presentations, performances and brief public gatherings.

At night, light patterns respond to nearby movement and weather, giving the artwork a changing rhythm of intensity and vibration.

Light Wall reflects the constantly changing magic of light and creates a vivid encounter between visitors and the venue.

Colored glass elements respond to daylight and interior illumination, layering reflections across the tall glass wall and circulation space.