Taipei International Travel Fair / Hero shows off muscles with improvised graffiti!

▲ A lifelike portrait of "Gangnam Uncle" was created through the Korean group "Hero Show's" improvised graffiti show combined with dance (Photo / Reporter Chen Ziying)

Reported by Chen Ziying / Taipei

The ITF Taipei International Travel Fair kicked off lively today (18th), featuring participants from 60 countries and a total of 1,350 booths, setting a record for the largest scale in its history. As it fell on a Friday, the venue saw a surge of visitors in the afternoon, and the organizers collaborated with exhibitors to deliver nearly non-stop performances at the central stage area, creating an extremely lively atmosphere. Among them, the Korean group "Show HERO" wowed the crowd with their high-level performance that combined graffiti and dance.

Invited by the Korea Tourism Organization, "Show HERO" combined improvised painting that defied traditional imagination with popular dance styles such as Hip Hop and Popping. They not only created a highly challenging Chinese-style artwork on the spot, then flipped the style to draw "Bruce Lee," and finally used only four colors of paintbrushes to collaboratively complete a portrait of "Gangnam Uncle," leaving the audience amazed.



▲ The Bruce Lee painting was also an improvised creation. (Photo / Reporter Chen Ziying)

  
▲ Hero Show’s performance style of dancing pop while creating art. (Photo / Reporter Chen Ziying)


▲ Team members showed off their physiques and had fun with the crowd. (Photo / Reporter Chen Ziying)


▲ After the appearance of "Gangnam Uncle," the audience was amazed, and the team members danced the Gangnam Style. (Photo / Reporter Chen Ziying)