Exhibition｜Clouds and Ripples｜The Abundant Dance of Dang-Kang

〈The Abundant Dance of Dang-Kang〉

Mixed media: ceramic, wood, brass
Dimensions: 26 × 11.2 × 25.6 cm

The great Dang-Kang leads the little Dang-Kang in a joyful, abundant dance.

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   Inventory is based on the on-site exhibition status.
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4. Delivery Timeline:
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   (Processing time: approximately 1–2 weeks.)

Exhibition｜Clouds and Ripples

Body-Island: Sculptures from the Classic of Mountains and Seas

山と海 – Mountains and Seas

Long ago, there were no boundaries between the human body and the earth.
Mountains were bones, rivers were veins, and islands were the resting places of souls.

The Nine-Tailed Fox danced through the peaks, her tail-feathers slicing through the morning mist.
The Sea God slumbered deep in blue, while waves echoed with ancient chants.
The Queen Mother of the West was still a forest sorceress, listening to the sky’s whispers beneath moonlight, living with beasts and spirits.
Giants chased the sun, headless warriors swung their swords, and wizards sang spells to forge stones and mend the heavens.

In those days, humans, gods, and beasts shared one world.
Trees stretched to touch the sky, and the earth pulsed with a fiery heart.
Each mountain and river had a voice; every star and drop of dew held the memory of life.

At the edge of the clouds, by the shimmering shore,
a traveler lifts a shard of clay, carved with the image of an ancient divine beast.
He runs his fingers across the warm surface, the wind murmurs—
and something begins to awaken.

An ancient spirit whispers:
“Come home. This is your mountain, your sea—your body, your soul’s return.”

Exhibition Information

• Venue｜ Hermit’s Hut

• Dates｜ April 18 – May 18

• Opening Hours｜
  Mon–Fri：12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
  Sat–Sun：11:00 AM – 8:00 PM

• Phone｜ +886-2-2746-6929

• Address｜ 1F, No. 15, Alley 46, Lane 553, Sec. 4, Zhongxiao East Road,
  Xinyi District, Taipei City, Taiwan