In today’s world, where every inch of land is highly valuable, architecture is often reduced to a means of capital investment by construction companies. However, governments also intervene, considering the safety and well-being of citizens, actively engaging in new urban planning initiatives to create more accessible spaces.

Yet from a spiritual perspective, the relationship between architecture and humanity is a reflection of life itself.

We engage in different activities in designated spaces—schools for learning, playgrounds for play. Within these structures, we invest emotions and build collective memories. The value of architecture, therefore, extends beyond its material form; it should be seen as a sanctuary, an enduring symbol of human experience. Over time, its purpose evolves beyond mere shelter—it adapts to human behavior, embodying varied functions and limitless imagination.

Dates: June 1 (Sat) – June 8 (Sat)
Opening Reception: June 1 (Sat), 15:00
Opening Hours: 14:00 – 20:00
Venue: FOGARTS (No. 94, Qian St., Shilin District, Taipei)
Artists: Lin Hsin Ya