TAIWAN |“Tea in the Park”

TAIWAN |“Tea in the Park”

台湾之旅，开辟茶和书法的新领域

在PAPERSKY3第一个“台湾”专题2019年的俄勒冈特辑以来的海外特辑。 这次我们关注的是台湾的“茶文化”。 茶本身以及茶的时间，有着将人们联系在一起的不可思议的力量。 在那里可以产生对话，分享想法，愉快地度过高质量的时光，并对与自己内心的沟通产生积极影响。 台湾自古以来就有在公园喝茶的文化。 在介绍新旧茶文化的同时登场的是以书法为基础的8台湾艺术家。 此外，旅行嘉宾还从日本请来了追求以现代表现传统书法的新城大地郎先生，与开拓茶和书法新领域的人们一起“Tea in the Park”。 那个时间，应该会让我们看到还不知道的台湾。

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新城大地郎/ Daichiro Shinjo

1992年生于冲绳县宫古岛。 艺术家 从静冈文化艺术大学毕业后，以2017年的首次个展“Surprise”为开端正式开始活动。 以禅和冲绳的精神文化为背景，超越旧时尚的书法，不拘泥于形式，轻快地，伴随着身体性、空间性的现代派。追求表现。

Taiwan Love & Tea

台湾总是一个second home and a place我爱的人， 丰富和多元文化 stunning nature and of course it’s awesome gastronomic culture. This is Papersky’s third Taiwan issue ! the first, featured chef Masayo Funakoshi and Taiwanese“Cooking”（2015）. The next spotlighted outdoor brand， yamatomichi’s, Akira Natsume as we hiked & biked our hearts out while exploring the islands dynamic outdoor field with a“Hike & Bike”trip 2019 . This issue our theme is“Tea in the Park”and our guest is young artist-calligrapher Daichiro Shinjo. Join us for a walk around Taipei as we sip tea under Banyan， Cypress and Rain Trees in the city’s local parks while enjoying conversations with Taiwanese artists.但第一个我想要分享一个真实的故事，就像如何这个问题came to light。

While working on a Papersky Store pop up shop in Taipei I had the good fortune to catch a bit of Corona. I know most people would be bummed out or even terrified to catch Corona in a home away from home. But in Taiwan my friends as well as the Taiwanese government took great care of me. my hospital, hotel and food expenses were covered 在一个国家里我爱你5天，slow time， kind care and great Taiwanese food gave me time to think about what made Taiwan such a special place. I came up with这些关键字：PARKS， ART & CALIGRAPHY and TEA。

Then with my Corona down time I began to think through how I may be be put这些关键字 together to create a Papersky feature story. The answer came to me while looking out The window of my room. I saw in the park a stunningly beautiful Banyan trees. I thought to myself， with a remaining three more days of isolation， what I would like to do once I left my room. I imagined myself taking a trip to a local Tea Stand 与tea and some black Taiwanese peanuts in hand heading to the park and sitting on a bench. I daydream - and thought who I would like to have sit next to me on the bench. I wanted to ask my imaginary friend about the current state of Taiwan, Tea, Plants Art and the Future. I thought if the person was an artist， they would be be shed some light on these topics to me were so TAIWANESE. thus our Tea in the Park edition was born, and a daydream once again brought to life。