Department of Creative Design and Management, National Taichung University of Education

Introduction

Glimmers of The Breeze features five major themed zones and curated exhibition areas, encompassing a comprehensive range of topics from the natural environment to human society. It showcases an in-depth exploration and presentation of Taiwan's rich and diverse culture:

1. Ecological Sustainability
Emphasizing the importance of environmental protection and ecological conservation, this section highlights Taiwan’s abundant natural resources and ecosystems. It advocates for biodiversity preservation and sustainable use, integrating traditional knowledge with modern markets to encourage public understanding and active participation in conservation efforts.

2. Craftsmanship Heritage
Blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary needs, this zone preserves the essence of cultural traditions while endowing them with new significance for the modern era. It aims to foster the integration of tradition and innovation, promoting cultural diversity and the possibilities for continuous development through both inheritance and creativity.

3. Cultural Memory
Focusing on the exploration and preservation of Taiwan’s multicultural heritage, this section creatively presents traditional stories and culinary arts. It promotes cultural understanding and respect, while also supporting the economic development and cultural preservation of Indigenous communities.

4. Aesthetics of Everyday Life
This theme is dedicated to enhancing the quality and beauty of daily life. By integrating practicality with visual appeal, it involves the design and development of diverse products that meet societal needs. These innovative designs not only improve living standards but also offer fresh and inspiring lifestyle experiences.

5. Creative Economy
Aiming to spark innovation and sustainable growth, this section showcases how creative thinking and resource reuse can drive local economic and cultural brand development. It explores emerging business opportunities, enhances product value, and reshapes public perceptions of tradition—ultimately fostering both economic progress and cultural integration