The land art "After the Spring Snow" is so stylish it has become a hotspot for IG photo ops
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
"After the Spring Snow" has become a favorite photo op among visitors. (Photo source: Hsinchu City Government)
"After the Spring Snow" is a creation by artist You Wenfu, featuring a wide arrangement of slender white bamboo branches over a circular plaza, resembling a snowy scene in early spring. The beauty and unique spatial feel created by 100,000 bleached bamboo poles are deeply loved by visitors, who not only stop to admire but also get creative with their photography against this backdrop.
The Hsinchu Land Art Festival aims to use a series of artistic and cultural events to celebrate the launch of the new transportation hub at the back of Hsinchu Railway Station and the centennial anniversary of Hsinchu Park, flipping the script for urban development in the area and ushering in a new era for Hsinchu.
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Land Art Work: After the Spring Snow
Location: Near the intersection of Park Road and Dongshan Road in Hsinchu City; enter via the vicinity of Lane 167, Southeast Street
Streets Transformed into an Art GalleryThe Hsinchu Land Art Festival is super Instagrammable
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