The Graffiti Relay｜Street Dragon Graffiti Exhibition 11.8-11.16

The Rongjin Time Living Park, formerly the official residences of the Taipei Penal Court during the Japanese colonial era, bears the marks of a century of history within its timber structures and aging walls. When street graffiti enters this space, its vibrant colors and vibrant lines contrast with the imposing outlines of the historic monuments, creating a striking visual impact that imbues this historic space with new life.

This collaborative exhibition by 11 street graffiti artists imbues the walls of old houses with the vibrant energy of street culture through the rhythmic text, storytelling characters, and dynamic abstract lines. Strolling through the exhibition, visitors experience a daydream-like journey between the past and the present, experiencing the fusion of historical depth and contemporary energy. Continuing the spirit of the "Museum Without Walls," visitors can appreciate art while also feeling the pulse of the city and a dreamlike visual experience.