TAPE ART by TAPE THAT 2.0 - KAOSHIUNG
A large-scale, immersive exhibition merging spatial installation, interaction, and urban intervention.
In 2022, we returned to Taiwan with Tape That 2.0, a reimagined and expanded iteration of our earlier exhibition in Taipei. This time, the project moved south to Kaohsiung, occupying a 900 m² exhibition space—twice the scale of the original show.
The exhibition expanded beyond the gallery walls into the city itself. As part of the project, we realised the world’s first fully taped train: a moving artwork circulating through Kaohsiung as a mobile exhibition and promotional platform. Executed with non-destructive, phosphorescent foil, the train glowed in the dark, illuminated from within by colorful light and partially taped on the interior—transforming public transportation into an immersive, kinetic artwork.
All gallery works were developed during a 14-day quarantine period required by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, turning isolation into an integral part of the creative process.
Tape That 2.0 transforms Tape Art into an immersive journey where space, perception, and identity dissolve between gallery, city, and infinity.
In cooperation with Fundesign TV / Art Direction, Creative Concept and Execution / Involved Artists: Stephan Meissner, Adrian Dittert, Stefan Busch, Thomas Meissner / Photography and Video by Adrian Dittert and Fundesign TV, / Kaoshiung - 2022
Synesthesia
Interactive immersive installation - Sound To Light
Synesthesia is a psychological phenomenon in which multiple sensory perceptions occur simultaneously—such as seeing sounds or tasting colors. One of the most common forms is audiovisual synesthesia, where sounds are perceived as distinct colors and shapes.
Synesthesia translates this phenomenon into an immersive spatial experience. Visitors are surrounded by a responsive audiovisual environment in which sound directly influences light and color. By listening, observing, and actively producing sound—through clapping, stamping, singing, or movement—visitors gain control over the visual composition, becoming part of a continuously evolving artwork.
Infinite Reality
Three-stage infinity room installation
Level 01 — Departure
Mirror Room
Level 02 — Space Flight
Hexagon Room
Level 03 — The Core
Triangular Room
What does it mean to exist? Are our decisions truly our own?
From a scientific perspective, free will may be nothing more than the result of physical processes already encoded in matter itself. A disturbing yet plausible idea: that we are atoms moving within a larger cosmic rhythm —one we may never fully comprehend.
Infinite Reality invites visitors into a sequence of reflective spaces where light, repetition, and perception dissolve clear boundaries. Within this maze of mirrors and geometry, participants are encouraged to let go of control, identity, and certainty—if only for a moment.
Treat the experience as play. Become someone else. Or accept being small within something infinite. The choice is yours.