kaohsiung fo guang shan, kaohsiung

When your dance moves are so abstract, even you can't tell what you're doing.

In the labyrinth of Kaohsiung's Fo Guang Shan Buddha Memorial Center, there's a sculpture that seems to have taken a detour from a modern art museum. This green and yellow abstract figure is caught in a perpetual dance, or perhaps a struggle, depending on how you look at it. The yellow ribbons, or are they limbs, wrap around it with a fervor that suggests either passion or entrapment. It's like the artist decided to throw caution to the wind and let the colors and shapes speak their own language, one that’s open to interpretation. The blurred paintings in the background add a layer of mystery, as if they're whispering secrets about the sculpture's origin. This piece doesn't just stand there; it demands your attention, making you question the boundaries of form and function. And let's be honest, it’s doing a better job at staying balanced on one leg than most of us could ever hope to.

Direction Walk 0.06 km or 1 mins south west from last photo
Location Fo Guang Shan Buddha Memorial Ce, Dashu District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan
Info F 2.8 1/60 ISO 1000 with ILCE-6000 focus on 30 mm
Title kaohsiung fo guang shan Keywords Asia, Scenery, Taiwan, Travel
Sub-location Fo Guang Shan Buddha Memorial Ce City Dashu District
State Kaohsiung City Country Taiwan
Date 2016:03:31 14:27:57 Make SONY
Model ILCE-6000 Rating 4
Lens E 20mm F2.8 Flash Off, Did not fire
Focal 20.0 mm Focal-35mm 30 mm
Exposure 1/60 F Number 2.8
ISO 1000 White Bal. Auto
Metering Multi-segment Program Aperture-priority AE
Compensation 0 Hyperfocal 7.13 m
Latitude 22.7572222222222 Longitude 120.440358333333
Altitude 293.1 m File Size 4.0 MB
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