He wants to let people know that running is a joyful activity in addition to expressing his thanks to Taiwan via the landscape art that the road running creates.To show his appreciation for Taiwan, a Japanese GPS artist, Shimizu Naoki runs around the island.Photo reproduced from 魏嘉彥 FacebookAdditionally, Shimizu Naoki returned to Taiwan for a road run and was very affected to see so many Taiwanese people supporting and accompanying him. It's the second letter in a run that forms the word "love." In certain Japanese cities, the other three letters-L, V, and E-were drawn in three runs.To show his appreciation for Taiwan, a Japanese GPS artist, Shimizu Naoki runs around the island.Photo reproduced from 魏嘉彥 FacebookRead more: Overstayers self-report for reduced penalty! Let NIA help you home!Running, according to Shimizu Naoki, is the finest representation of his existence in this world. To create the letter O on a map, Shimizu Naoki plans to jog the entire island in 24 days while tracking his route on a GPS. The deep affinity between Taiwan and Japan is embodied in the word LOVE.To show his appreciation for Taiwan, a Japanese GPS artist, Shimizu Naoki runs around the island.Photo reproduced from 魏嘉彥 FacebookRead more: WOW Taiwan！an American journalist shared the story of her missing wallet retrieved in TaiwanWhen Shimizu Naoki visited Hualien in 2018, he ran the GPS track in support of the earthquake victims. The "2023 GPS Run for LOVE" campaign was started by Japanese runner Shimizu Naoki and bicycle follow-up record photographer Masuo Keiryou as a way to offer gratitude to Taiwan for its support following the 311 earthquakes in Japan. To show his appreciation for Taiwan, a Japanese GPS artist, Shimizu Naoki runs around the island More articles: Creative boardgame represents Taiwanese banquet culture
However, he still managed to work with the puppeteers through video conferences during the rehearsals.įor more information, visit the National Taichung Theater website.
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She said the puppeteers are hoping to share their wisdom on how to coexist with scary monsters born out of their worries and fears.ĭue to the coronavirus pandemic, Figurentheater Tubingen director Frank Soehnle was unable to come to Taiwan. Taiwan News mentions, Cheng Chia-yin (鄭嘉音), artistic director of Puppet & Its Double, said the theater companies drew inspiration from the Chinese texts "Classic of Mountains and Seas" and "Monsters of Taiwan" as well as Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges' "Book of Imaginary Beings" for the show. More articles: Taiwanese and Filipino filmmaker Rina Tsou
Through the art of puppetry, it will take the audience to a world unrestricted by time, space, or fear - a world where people can be themselves. "On the Edge of Reality" will transform puppets, objects, and live images into monsters drawn from the uncertainties that surround each individual every day.
It will be staged at National Taichung Theater April 17-18, featuring a collection of short stories and futuristic puppets made of recycled materials. Inspired by Eastern and Western tales of mystic beings, the show is the product of a three-year international collaborative effort between the two theater companies. According to Taiwan News, the Taiwanese troupe Puppet & Its Double will teach its audience how to deal with uncertainties in life through its upcoming show "On the Edge of Reality" in collaboration with Germany's Figurentheater Tubingen.
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