Project Highlights

This project was administered by our company and adopted three commissioning approaches:
direct commission, invited proposal review, and open call, allowing for diverse artistic participation and outcomes.

Artwork Overview
1. Commissioned Work

Glass Tower
Artist: Dale Chihuly (USA)

Glass Tower is a continuation of Chihuly’s “Persian Flowers” series, originally created in 1986. The concept depicts flowers in full bloom under natural light, capturing a vibrant and dazzling scene. Brilliant colors interact and resonate with one another, shimmering as if illuminated by sunlight. The Persian flowers also symbolize the Hsinchu Science Park, flourishing with vitality like a garden in full bloom.

2. Invited Proposal Work

Propagation · Blooming
Artist: Yang Chih-Fu

Installed at the Zhunan Campus of the Hsinchu Science Park, this work draws on techniques reminiscent of the automatism of Abstract Expressionism. It develops diverse, organic, and irregular geometric forms driven by free consciousness.
Composed of liberated lines, the imagery moves toward a process of deconstruction, evolving into a form of “fractal aesthetics” associated with digital technology.

3. Open Call Work

The Myriad Phenomena of Nature
Artist: Hu Tung-Min

The egg-shaped spatial form of this work resembles a condensed reflection of the entire sky—like a celestial sphere that exists as a world unto itself. Visitors enter the artwork from different angles, much as cultures from all directions converge in the Hsinchu Science Park, continuously infusing the area with vitality and hopeful visions for future life.

Stone elements emerge from the ground like sprouting seeds, symbolizing the vast resources contained within the earth. Through human creativity and refinement, these resources are transformed into the foundation of economic development.