White Phoenix Flowers at the Tainan Art Museum Branch II

"I've finally arrived at the other side of the Anywhere Door - Tainan" The Tainan Art Museum Branch II takes the phoenix flower as its motif, transforming it into a pentagonal shape. The top is hollowed out with many small squares stacked together, not only allowing for excellent light transmission but also creating a fantastic photo effect as the sunlight refracts through the glass and sprinkles into the venue. 👍🏻 The outdoor space of Branch II is completely free, with numerous steps leading to different rooftops, offering views of Tainan's city streets from various directions. The interior space is even more spacious and bright, with a fragmented pentagonal star-shaped roof overhead, casting shadows like sunlight piercing through leaves. There are a total of 18 exhibition halls, making it the art museum with the most exhibition halls in Taiwan, primarily featuring modern art. As an art novice, I basically don't understand the works; I just enjoy the atmosphere. For me, I appreciate the architecture itself more than the artworks~