Secretive power plant in Taiwan opens to public for the first time — as an art space
The atmospheric art installation shines a light on the history of Beigan, a small Taiwanese island on the frontline of tensions with mainland China.
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The atmospheric art installation shines a light on the history of Beigan, a small Taiwanese island on the frontline of tensions with mainland China.
The atmospheric art installation shines a light on the history of Beigan, a small Taiwanese island on the frontline of tensions with mainland China.
A former military power plant on Taiwan's tiny Matsu archipelago is bathed in an ominous crimson light -- an art installation reminding visitors of the ever-present threat of a Chinese invasion. "We wanted to use light to let the visitors return to a period in the past and understand how the soldiers and civilians lived on the island then," said Liu, who collaborated with a sound artist on the power plant installation.
The tiny Matsu archipelago, located 20 minutes by boat from China's eastern coast, is home to an art installation that is currently grabbing attention.
A former military power plant on Taiwan’s tiny Matsu archipelago is bathed in an ominous crimson light — an art installation reminding visitors of the ever-present threat of a Chinese invasion. The exhibit entitled “Your Country Needs You: Glory of ‘Jun Hun'” — which means “military spirit” — is part of the Matsu Biennial which […]