Due to the typhoon, the organisers initially announced an early closure for safety reasons. As a result, we removed the exhibits from the site, returning some to their original locations, and collecting others for recycling.

However, with the latest forecast indicating that the typhoon will weaken significantly over the weekend, the Land Art Festival will resume normal operations.

The validation of nature: the only thing we can do is move with the changing weather.

Now that the exhibits are gone, the museum stands temporarily empty.

 

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Saturday, 29th - Sunday, 30th August

What can an empty museum hold?

We invite visitors to explore the Xucuogang Wetlands and find one object that you feel is worthy of being collected.

 Bring it into the museum and share it with everyone.

＊All natural objects on display will be returned to their original locations after the event.
＊We trust that your choices will be guided by respect and care for the local ecosystem.

 

Sunday, 30th August, 14:00 ～ Sunset

Deconstructing the Museum

Arashi, Project Manager of Flowing Shoreline, alongside technical collaborators Yu-Zhen Fan Jiang and Chih-Hsuan Lin, 

will carry out the deconstruction on site.

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The museum / field station is about to disappear. 

The exhibited objects will return to the land, while materials will be collected for reuse and recycling.

 What we collect is not merely objects. It is vibrant local knowledge and shared memories of interacting with the landscape, 

the climate, and the many forms of life that inhabit it.

 

Open to: General public / Free, no registration required

Flowing Shoreline July-August exhibition / event archive yuchenwang.com/flowing-shoreline