Land Art Festival Alert: The Lost Little Bear Moves to Taichung
Last year in Taoyuan, residents spontaneously organized the “Taoyuan Aerotropolis Land Art Festival,” creating the large-scale installation art piece “The Lost Little Bear” to protest the Taoyuan government’s aerotropolis project, which involved forced land expropriation. The incident drew significant attention from many people across Taiwan. Now, this “Lost Little Bear” has moved to Nantun District in Taichung. With the help of enthusiastic volunteers from various regions, assembly work began on January 21st, with the official opening scheduled for January 30th.
The Lost Little Bear moves to Taichung. (Photo source / Taichung Land Art Festival)
The 8-meter-tall “Lost Little Bear” features a cute and eye-catching design. (Photo source / Taoyuan Aerotropolis Land Art Festival)
The Lost Little Bear project invited over 20 teachers and students from Zhenping Elementary School to assist with the assembly. (Photo source / Taichung Land Art Festival)
The Lost Little Bear project invited over 20 teachers and students from Zhenping Elementary School to assist with the assembly. (Photo source / Taichung Land Art Festival)
“The Lost Little Bear” expresses the voices of residents whose land has been expropriated — lost, without a home, not knowing where to go. (Photo source / Taoyuan Aerotropolis Land Art Festival)
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