Taiwan was invited as Country of Honor at D’Days Paris, requiring a coherent national representation across multiple venues, including the Musée des Arts Décoratifs (Louvre).
I conceived and led the national curatorial strategy, defining the narrative and coordinating exhibitions across Paris. I brought together designers, artisans, and institutions, structuring partnerships between Taiwanese and French organizations.
I delivered a multi-site program including exhibitions at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs and other venues, generating over 100 media features (Intramuros, IDEAT, BFM TV) and significantly increasing international visibility.
Program components
Taiwan Unfolding — Exhibition at Musée des Arts Décoratifs (Louvre), exploring paper as a material through traditional craftsmanship, artistic practice, and contemporary design.
Bamboo Wearables — Exhibition of bamboo accessories developed through design and craft collaboration.
Sustainable Ideas — Presentation of selected works from Shih Chien University.
Responsible Tech — Exhibition of up-cycled technological objects by NBT Studio.
Workshops — Series of hands-on sessions exploring materials and craft processes.
Conferences and symposium — Public discussions addressing design, sustainability, and cultural exchange.
Publication — Catalogue documenting the program and its contributors.
