This summer, the highly anticipated joint exhibition "THE 3" returns with a super colorful 2.0 iteration: "Fruit Paradise"! Co-organized by Taiwanese designer toy brand Robin Tang Antics, Korean art toy brand Kimmongni, and Taipei's Paradise toy store, the show officially opened its doors recently and will run until September 12, 2021.
"Fruit Paradise" Exhibition by Kimmongni & Robin Tang Antics
Exhibition Dates: 2021/8/28-9/12
Exhibition Hours: 2021/8/28 14:00 - 22:00 | 8/29-9/12 13:30 -22:00
Venue: Paradise, No. 75, Lane 161, Dunhua South Road, Taipei City
For this joint exhibition, both designers crafted a rich array of 3D and 2D artworks centered around delicious and beautiful summer fruits. Robin Tang Antics features his signature character "Baojie" paired with artificial plants, or utilizing transparent visual effects to create playful Pineapple, Watermelon, and Orange Baojie figures. The flocked Peach Baojie also perfectly captures the fantastic tactile feel of a real peach surface! Meanwhile, MINJI combines fruit shapes with her "Shy Shy" character, creating fuzzy monsters that reveal tiny fangs and little tongues. The artworks range in size from palm-sized figures to giant pieces that require two hands to hold – absolutely adorable!
▼ Due to the prolonged pandemic, Korean designer MINJI's artworks are once again present at the venue, though she herself couldn't attend in person. However, a standee of her is here to greet visitors! XD
Additionally, this exhibition's main visual, product packaging boxes, and the beer mug and plate sets feature strong Taiwanese elements as their core theme, with a vibrant red and green color palette. They brilliantly merge both designers' styles, resulting in truly fantastic pieces!
▼ The colorful, whimsical, and adorable artworks are neatly arranged, offering a truly therapeutic experience!
"Fruit Paradise" Exhibition by Kimmongni & Robin Tang Antics
Exhibition Dates: 2021/8/28-9/12
Exhibition Hours: 2021/8/28 14:00 - 22:00 | 8/29-9/12 13:30 -22:00
Venue: Paradise, No. 75, Lane 161, Dunhua South Road, Taipei City