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Taiwan Comics Continuation Project

Department of Industrial Design, National Taipei University of Technology, Taipei Tech

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Connecting the base with its surrounding areas, the space shapes a Taiwanese comics context. Centered on the history of Taiwanese comics, terrain and circulation translate the context of different eras. The first floor immersively constructs the background atmosphere of early Taiwanese comics, while the second floor is for special exhibitions. Through comics co-creation and AI-assisted integration, it lowers creative barriers, promotes cross-generational exchange and dissemination, and continues the future of Taiwanese comics culture.

Connecting the site with the Taiwan Comics Base and Y Underground Mall to shape a Taiwanese comics cultural field, translating terrain into historical layers of Taiwanese comics—prosperity, First floor: permanent exhibition of Taiwanese comics history. Second floor: using current works as creative themes and AI-assisted tools to foster intergenerational dialogue. Rental bookstores mark the golden age of Taiwanese comics, followed by censorship and creative suppression. Yet faint sparks persist, Taiwanese comics enter a new creative era. Seasonal Taiwanese comics showcase with triad relay creation, interactive exhibition and reading zones, ending in a blooming finale symbolizing the continuity of Taiwanese comics.

THE LIGHT WE REMEMBER

Department of Digital Media Design, Ming Chuan University

On a thunderstormy night, a girl dreams she becomes a sheep, entering an amusement park with her rabbit and tiger dolls to flee a monster. She mends the broken bridge with a glowing orb, reviving her childhood and family memories, realizing the dolls symbolize her parents’ love and protection. After the monster fades, she wakes to dawn, regaining love and courage. In this story, the rabbit character incorporates the compassion and great love found in the Burmese Jataka tales, while the tiger in Malaysian culture symbolizes a father’s protection. Many scenes also integrate distinctive design elements from both countries. Overall, the story aims to express themes of “self-awakening, understanding, and healing,” while promoting cultural heritage, cross-cultural understanding, and the creative dissemination of multiculturalism.

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