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The land art piece "After the Spring Snow" is so stylish—it's become a hot spot for IG photos

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Nowadays, popular tourist attractions aren’t just about beautiful mountains and rivers. Being a great backdrop for photos or group shots is also a key factor in making a place a hit with travelers. The ongoing Hsinchu Land Art Festival features various...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

 
Nowadays, popular tourist attractions aren’t just about beautiful mountains and rivers. Being a great backdrop for photos or group shots is also a key factor in making a place a hit with travelers. The ongoing Hsinchu Land Art Festival features various works located around downtown Hsinchu. Among them, "After the Spring Snow," a vast white installation, has become a focal point for visitors taking photos to post on social media. The most popular way to shoot it is with people standing in the center, capturing the illusion of being hidden in the snow—a style that has inspired even more people to come see and take pictures, turning it into a full-blown trend.
 

"After the Spring Snow" has become a favorite photo spot for visitors. (Image source / Hsinchu City Government)

"After the Spring Snow" is an artwork by artist You Wen-Fu, featuring delicate white bamboo branches arranged across a circular plaza, resembling a snowy scene in early spring. The beauty and unique spatial feel created by 100,000 bleached bamboo poles have won over many visitors, who not only stop to admire the display but also use the setting to get creative with their photography.

 

The Hsinchu Land Art Festival aims to spark urban renewal and usher in a new era for Hsinchu through a series of cultural and artistic events, coinciding with the launch of the new transportation hub behind Hsinchu Railway Station and the centennial celebration of Hsinchu Park.

 

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Land Art Piece   After the Spring Snow

Location: Near the intersection of Gongyuan Road and Dongshan Road in Hsinchu City, accessible via the entrance near Lane 167 on Southeast Street

 

Streets Transformed into an Art Gallery  Hsinchu Land Art Festival is super photogenic

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