Art is an invaluable product of human civilization, often found gracing the serene halls of galleries in our bustling cities. It serves the noble purpose of inspiring and delighting those who encounter it. However, these emotions are often fleeting, like a dream that fades into obscurity. The tranquil moments shared with art become lost in the hustle and bustle of life, overshadowed by the quest for solace amidst the urban jungle. As members of the New Media Cruiser Institute, we find this urban phenomenon disheartening and believe it's our duty to take action.

In our pursuit of a more enduring impact for art in the minds and memories of viewers, we initiated a series of projects in 2015. At the core of our mission was the concept of "Speed," which characterizes our generation. Our research revolved around the question of whether art could transcend the confines of traditional gallery spaces. Could it permeate the city's walls, engage with the bustling crowds, and foster a meaningful dialogue with the urban environment?

Project Name: New Media Cruiser
Time: May 2015
Location: Taipei, Taiwan
Role: Co-Curator