The glimmer of the train.

As an extension of the "TAPE ART BY TAPE THAT 2.0" exhibition, while commemorating one of the biggest annual events in Taiwan - The Taiwan Lantern Festival, TAPE THAT uses glow tapes, which absorb sunlight in the daytime and glow at night, and luminous foils, and turns a train into a moving lantern, the first train lights up without any electrical power in the world.



The 11-year accumulation of TAPE THAT is reflected in the glimmer of the train by applying multiple creative tape art techniques. The story of Kaohsiung is transformed into a series of murals on the train.



TAPE THAT is in love with Kaohsiung after exploring the city, such as the sea, ports, and mountains, so they decide to put the beloved city on the train. You may observe rainbows in both the sky and the sea after rain, sparkling bays, scattered buildings, intricate traffic lines, and lighting patterns in the expression of well-developed high-end technology.

For the interior, the interlaced arteries and veins represent the complex transportation of the train system in the city.



The overall creation is called "Clash of Styles" which truly reflects Kaohsiung's past, present, and future.

When the train enters the station, all attention will be drawn, and immediately, the train will be packed with the crowd, turning into a glimmer of light in the night and shuttling through the streets of Kaohsiung.