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Meet Fundesign.tv - a powerhouse of good design, creativity and innovation based in Taiwan (China). Fundesign.tv's design journey has been nothing short of spectacular, marked by a tireless pursuit of excellence. This dedication is clearly mirrored in Fundesign.tv's impressive haul of 9 A' Design Awards that we showcase here. Spanning across categories such as Event, Advertising, Fine Art, Interior and Installation, Fundesign.tv's work stands as a living testament to a steadfast commitment to design excellence, serving as a beacon of inspiration for designers globally. With each project, Fundesign.tv masterfully blends form and function, crafting designs that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional and timeless. This approach underscores Fundesign.tv's celebration of creativity and an unyielding quest for innovation.
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2023 Taoyuan Land Art Festival Exhibition
The 2023 Taoyuan Land Art Festival is a public art exhibition held in Taoyuan, Taiwan, from August to October 2023. The festival used two main areas: Qingpu, the venue of the 2023 World Hakka Expo, with six artworks, and Longtan, a district with a large Hakka population, with seven artworks. The theme drew on Hakka heritage, local history, the environment and daily life. Works were made with bamboo, wood and textiles, and also with video and digital interaction. Local artists, schools and community groups joined the creation process.
The 2023 Taoyuan Land Art Festival is a public art exhibition held in Taoyuan, Taiwan, from August to October 2023. The festival used two main areas: Qingpu, the venue of the 2023 World Hakka Expo, with six artworks, and Longtan, a district with a large Hakka population, with seven artworks. The theme drew on Hakka heritage, local history, the environment and daily life. Works were made with bamboo, wood and textiles, and also with video and digital interaction. Local artists, schools and community groups joined the creation process.
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TECO Endorser Advertisement
TECO Endorser is an advertising campaign created for a Taiwanese home appliance brand. The campaign features the baseball player Chen Chieh-hsien, known as Captain Taiwan, as the brand ambassador. High-end commercial photography combines sports lighting with home appliance aesthetics. Deliverables include two television commercials, four short videos for social media and more than 500 high-resolution master images, adapted for print and digital formats. The aim is to connect the brand heritage with younger audiences.
TECO Endorser is an advertising campaign created for a Taiwanese home appliance brand. The campaign features the baseball player Chen Chieh-hsien, known as Captain Taiwan, as the brand ambassador. High-end commercial photography combines sports lighting with home appliance aesthetics. Deliverables include two television commercials, four short videos for social media and more than 500 high-resolution master images, adapted for print and digital formats. The aim is to connect the brand heritage with younger audiences.
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The Allegory Art Installation
The Allegory is a permanent public art installation set into the central plaza of a sports park in Taipei. The design draws on Baroque and Rococo ceiling frescoes and joins them with symbols of baseball stadiums, consumer goods and entertainment. The composition measures 11.4 by 11.4 meters and includes 37 cast iron panels, 10 angel figures and 50 flower-shaped plates. Wooden molds are carved by machine, cast in metal by sand casting and then hand-filled with colored epoxy resin. Set flush with the floor, the four directions of the work guide people across the plaza.
The Allegory is a permanent public art installation set into the central plaza of a sports park in Taipei. The design draws on Baroque and Rococo ceiling frescoes and joins them with symbols of baseball stadiums, consumer goods and entertainment. The composition measures 11.4 by 11.4 meters and includes 37 cast iron panels, 10 angel figures and 50 flower-shaped plates. Wooden molds are carved by machine, cast in metal by sand casting and then hand-filled with colored epoxy resin. Set flush with the floor, the four directions of the work guide people across the plaza.
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2025 Kaohsiung XR Dreamland Exhibition
2025 Kaohsiung XR Dreamland is an exhibition design created for an immersive film program in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The layout covers about 1,000 square meters and holds 22 experience booths measuring 3 to 12 square meters each. Every booth extends the virtual content of its own program into physical form, while a shared future retro theme links the booths as individual cinema halls. Streamlined curves, mirrored acrylic and transparent LED panels shape a glowing entrance and a vintage ticket booth. The route guides visitors gradually from reality into virtual worlds.
2025 Kaohsiung XR Dreamland is an exhibition design created for an immersive film program in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The layout covers about 1,000 square meters and holds 22 experience booths measuring 3 to 12 square meters each. Every booth extends the virtual content of its own program into physical form, while a shared future retro theme links the booths as individual cinema halls. Streamlined curves, mirrored acrylic and transparent LED panels shape a glowing entrance and a vintage ticket booth. The route guides visitors gradually from reality into virtual worlds.
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Home Space Shop
Home Space is a retail interior created for a home appliance brand in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The space covers a floor area of 60 square meters with a height of 2.5 meters. Smart appliances are joined by concealed interfaces, so controls appear only when they are needed. Ambient lighting responds to the time of day and to the presence of visitors. Appliances are placed to support easy reach and a clear flow of movement. Soft tones and hidden lighting form a calm atmosphere. The design keeps the technology quiet and simple to use.
Home Space is a retail interior created for a home appliance brand in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The space covers a floor area of 60 square meters with a height of 2.5 meters. Smart appliances are joined by concealed interfaces, so controls appear only when they are needed. Ambient lighting responds to the time of day and to the presence of visitors. Appliances are placed to support easy reach and a clear flow of movement. Soft tones and hidden lighting form a calm atmosphere. The design keeps the technology quiet and simple to use.
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Story Index Art Installation
Story Index is an art installation formed by a giant matrix of one hundred television screens. A truss structure over 150 meters long supports a display space 20 meters wide, 10 meters high and 20 meters long. Video and network integration equipment sends a different image to each screen. Visitors upload short social media stories and tag the organizers, and approved content can then appear on the matrix. Content from more than 5,000 accounts is shown. The installation makes the boundary between daily life and online life visible.
Story Index is an art installation formed by a giant matrix of one hundred television screens. A truss structure over 150 meters long supports a display space 20 meters wide, 10 meters high and 20 meters long. Video and network integration equipment sends a different image to each screen. Visitors upload short social media stories and tag the organizers, and approved content can then appear on the matrix. Content from more than 5,000 accounts is shown. The installation makes the boundary between daily life and online life visible.
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The Glimmer Taped Train
The Glimmer is a tape art installation applied to a train in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Nearly 110 square meters of glow tape cover the outside of the train, forming murals that show the sea, the ports, the mountains and the buildings of the city. The tape absorbs sunlight during the day and emits light at night, so the train becomes a moving lantern without electrical power. The interior is decorated with luminous foils and changing lights. The installation was created for the Taiwan Lantern Festival and applies several tape art techniques.
The Glimmer is a tape art installation applied to a train in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Nearly 110 square meters of glow tape cover the outside of the train, forming murals that show the sea, the ports, the mountains and the buildings of the city. The tape absorbs sunlight during the day and emits light at night, so the train becomes a moving lantern without electrical power. The interior is decorated with luminous foils and changing lights. The installation was created for the Taiwan Lantern Festival and applies several tape art techniques.
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Literature Senses Literary Space
Literature Senses is the interior design of a literary memorial museum in Tainan, Taiwan, set in a building nearly one hundred years old and covering 270 square meters on two floors. The design links literature with the five senses. The ground floor holds a cafe where text silhouettes, table decorations, menus and meals carry excerpts from the writer's works, including a locally roasted coffee served in an ink tank. On the second floor, layered curtains display the names of novel characters, and an online guide system allows visitors to read their stories.
Literature Senses is the interior design of a literary memorial museum in Tainan, Taiwan, set in a building nearly one hundred years old and covering 270 square meters on two floors. The design links literature with the five senses. The ground floor holds a cafe where text silhouettes, table decorations, menus and meals carry excerpts from the writer's works, including a locally roasted coffee served in an ink tank. On the second floor, layered curtains display the names of novel characters, and an online guide system allows visitors to read their stories.
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Tape Art Exhibition Design
In 2019, a visual party of lines, color chunks, and fluorescence sparked Taipei. It was the Tape That Art Exhibition organized by FunDesign.tv and Tape That Collective. A variety of projects with unusual ideas and techniques were presented in 8 tape art installations and exhibited over 40 tape paintings, together with videos of the artists’ work in the past. They also added brilliant sounds and light to make the event an immersive art milieu and materials they applied included cloth tapes, duct tapes, paper tapes, packaging tales, plastic tapes, and foils.
In 2019, a visual party of lines, color chunks, and fluorescence sparked Taipei. It was the Tape That Art Exhibition organized by FunDesign.tv and Tape That Collective. A variety of projects with unusual ideas and techniques were presented in 8 tape art installations and exhibited over 40 tape paintings, together with videos of the artists’ work in the past. They also added brilliant sounds and light to make the event an immersive art milieu and materials they applied included cloth tapes, duct tapes, paper tapes, packaging tales, plastic tapes, and foils.
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