Taiwan (Visuals)

 Changi Airport, Singapore

 Qisingtan Beach, Hualien

 Taroko National Park, Hualien

 Wuling, Nantou

 Old England, Nantou

Green Green Grasslands, Nantou

 Carton King, Taichung

 Sun Moon Lake, Nantou

 Miyahara, Taichung

 Mala Yuanyang Hotpot, Taipei

 Old School Sponge Cake, Tamsui Taipei

 Shilin Night Market, Taipei

 Glamair, Taipei

I guess that's about all the pictures I can find in my DSLR for the June trip. There are still some from my phone but you know the stark difference in quality when you actually place phone & dslr pictures together in the same post... Another post then. Editing these pictures makes me feel like visiting Taiwan again. People ask me if I've so many things to do in Taiwan (or rather, Taipei) that makes me want to visit the country so often. I think every trip is different though- different vibes, different insights. I discover new things every trip! Not to mention that I haven't visited most of the places cuz I spend most of my time in Taipei lol. Would really love to visit kenting next time. I spent almost 20 days in Taipei altogether, for my 2014 & 2015 trips but nope, I haven't visited all the places that I wanted to. More reasons to be back soon (Y)

Taiwan Vlog (Part III)

Taiwan Vlog (Part II)

Editing video makes me feel like travelling to Taiwan all over again.

Taiwan Vlog (Part I)

Taipei Fine Arts Museum

 Taipei Fine Arts Museum

One afternoon, we stumbled upon this place. It wasn't a planned visit but ended up there because the children's theme park shifted, our plan flopped hence, impromptu visit to the Fine Arts Museum. I really loved the exhibition, so glad that we discovered this place. Entrance fee was only NT$30 (barely SGD$1.50) for students and you get to explore all the exhibitions. My favourite has to be 'Lee Mingwei and His Relations: The Art of Participation' which was the first that we visited.

One of my favourite: The Mending Project. Basically everyone can bring anything that they want to mend, leave it at the place until the end of exhibition as a contribution. At the end of the exhibition (6th September 2015), they get to bring back their belongings that has already been mended for them. I thought it was a pretty good way to interact. Anyway, there are threads extending from the wall to all the items on the table if you take a closer look at the second picture.

Another one of my favourite, The Letter Writing Project. All these envelopes that are placed nicely are those written by others who's visited. I looked at some of the envelopes- people wrote to themselves, someone whom they miss dearly, basically anyone.

Some of his other works at the exhibition:

Till the next, x