Heaven and Man Realm. Standing outside the Nangang Exhibition Center, the public art installation "Heaven and Man Realm". Standing outside the Nangang Exhibition Center, the public art installation "Heaven and Man Realm". It is like the spring of life for civilization, nourishing empty souls, leading them to take joyful steps with beautiful rhythms. Two giant hands, one pointing to the ground and the other to the sky, where the fingers meet is the boundary between heaven and man. The colorful rings represent infinity and endless extension. The interface between heaven and man can signify billions of kilometers across tens of thousands of years, achieving nothing with a lifetime's effort. It can also allow thoughts to flow unimpeded from the highest heavens to the deepest underworld, with spirits roaming the universe across dynasties and millennia in the blink of an eye. Using nine stacked rings of colorful kiln-fired glass, it separates the natural world from the civilized world. This interface, along with concepts like "Between Thought" and "Infinite Matter and Self," and its circular colors, beats in rhythm with the song of the four seasons and the dance of life, providing the perfect punctuation to the entire concept. Some achieve instant enlightenment, while others are left with lingering sorrow; the answers are myriad. Only through civilization's full understanding and coordination with nature can civilization itself extend infinitely.
Address: 臺北市南港區三重埔經貿二路1
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Taipei