Very Fun Park 2014

Yodogawa Technique came to Taipei with this sculpture named Menchinu, or black sea bream, and adorned it with litter found around Taipei’s Dansui River.

French artist Séverin Millet is a master of creativity, making art that transcends a simple surface to a three-dimensional realm, with The Composites being his most representative sculptural artwork by far.

With a variety of designs and personalities, The Composite at first glance seems to reference African Fetish and Kachina dolls. Each doll has its own personality and individual character, yet all live together in a colorful and exciting world.

Use masking tape to realize in a corridor space of the Taipei New Horizon Building , the artist Buff Diss portrays the story of Orpheus and Eurydice.

The Artist Chuang has a background in both art and architecture, and has been experimenting with natural materials through digital technology.

“Twinkle, twinkle, little star,
How I wonder what you are.
Up above the world so high,
like a diamond in the sky…”

For many children, folding origami is their first experience with sculptures; with just their hands, they transform a flat piece of paper into a three-dimensional object.

Chooses to focus on everyday items and gives them subtle changes so that they become extraordinary.

Artist Pin-Tong Huang uses infant-like figures to represent the child in every person. By awakening that inner child, you will see the world with a whole new perspective.

Every summer, Very Fun Park arrives punctually in Taipei's East District. Therefore the artist creates this cheerful “Ki-Chan” to land gracefully on a bed of nine different types of fruit: watermelon, banana, guava, melon, orange, apple, grapes, coconut, and papaya. This number nine signifies the ninth anniversary of Very Fun Park and the celebration of our nine sweet and successful exhibitions.

Australian artist Tanya Schultz works under the name Pip & Pop to create super-colorful artworks from materials such as sugar, glitter, sweets, toy animals, plastic flowers, and everyday craft materials.