Over the last several years, pecu-liar buildings have been popping up around Taiwan. Irregular exteriors, plus a postmodern collage work of earthenware and clay sculptures mounted onto discarded materials like charred bricks, driftwood, dried branches, stone and even oyster shells, transform them into artistic spaces brimming with originality and intrigue thanks to the designer's ingenious placement.
這幾年，台灣出現一棟棟奇特的建物，不規則的外型，加上後現代的拼貼手法，把陶塑、泥雕等加裝在一些廢棄物，像是燒黑的磚頭、漂流木、枯枝、石頭，甚至蚵殼上，再經過設計者巧妙的置放，居然轉化為一個個充滿原創趣味的藝術空間。