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The blue giant descends on the rooftop—a new hot spot at the art plaza!

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — Located in the Taichung Software Park, the Dali Art Art Plaza combines culture, creativity, and art, hosting frequent large-scale art exhibitions to establish a creative hub in central Taiwan. Recently, an astonishing highlight has emerged—a blue...

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Situated within the Taichung Software Park, the “Dali Art Art Plaza” integrates culture, creativity, and art, regularly featuring major art exhibitions as a new creative hub in central Taiwan. Recently, an eye-catching attraction has appeared—a blue giant sitting atop a building in the park, deep in thought, as if entering a mysterious restricted zone.

A blue giant appears at the Dali Art Art Plaza

The blue giant sits in deep thought atop the building

This blue giant is called “The Thinker No. 42,” the largest installation art piece in Taiwan. Beside the giant is also a huge rose, attracting passersby to stop and take photos. Additionally, the park features other photogenic installations, including pink animals and The Thinker.

This blue giant is called “The Thinker No. 42,” the largest installation art piece in Taiwan

Beside the giant is also a huge rose

The Dali Art Art Plaza is a national key project under the Ministry of Economic Affairs, featuring exhibitions by renowned domestic and international art masters, live music performances, international auctions, art and cultural innovation forums, international artist villages, as well as a variety of events such as large-scale performances, seminars, art film screenings, workshops, and performance competitions.

Park installation art – The Thinker (Photo / Taichung Software Park Dali Art Art Plaza, the same below)

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