The power of nature can always create a variety of objects that make people marvel at its ever-changing forms, and these natural products, when transformed by the skilled hands of artists, can become entirely unique works of art.
Oyster shell creative installation art. Photo provided by Changhua County Cultural Affairs Bureau
From July 17 to August 8, the Changhua County Cultural Affairs Bureau, in conjunction with the “2010 Wanggong Fishing Fires – Oyster’s Song” event, specially held the “Ocean Light – Installation Art Exhibition” at the Wanggong Oyster Art Culture Museum. Using natural materials to express art, the exhibition combines oyster shells, driftwood, and lighting fixtures to create imaginative “Ocean Lights.” During the day, each lamp showcases its original sculpted colorful patterns, and at night, when lit, the light shines through the perforated driftwood, creating a dreamlike effect like colorful radiance.
This year’s “2010 Wanggong Fishing Fires – Oyster’s Song” event not only features the special Ocean Light installation art exhibition but also includes live performances by popular artists and bands such as Da Big Mouth, Guo Jing, Chen?, and Zhang Xinjie. Paired with local delicacies and street food, it offers visitors a unique summer seaside experience.
Related link: Official website of the 2010 Wanggong Fishing Fires Festival – Oyster’s Song
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