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ANO (Ano)
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ANO (Ano)
Taiwanese graffiti artist
Video games, science, and graffiti… These three elements are indispensable nourishment and an integral part of his life. He was first introduced to graffiti in junior high school through skateboarding, and from then on, his life became inseparable from graffiti art. As a child, he often played at the large arcade operated by his maternal grandfather, becoming very familiar with the elements and interfaces of video games. This led him to incorporate pixel art—full of a strong gaming aesthetic—into his personal image creations, which has since become the most distinctive symbol of his graffiti work!
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Q & A
Q: How do you start your day?
Q: Where do you usually spend most of your time?
Q: Which restaurant do you visit most often?
“Hao Chu Breakfast” is great all around, and they even have Japanese magazines to read! I most often order the pork rib sandwich. The meat inside is nice and thick, so guys should really love it. What’s special is that this place also serves fried tangyuan—it's not easy to have fried tangyuan for breakfast, either (haha).
Hao Chu Breakfast Fan Page www.facebook.com/hoochuu
“Sanma Stinky Hot Pot” in Shulin is highly recommended. This is the flagship store (as they say, haha). The ingredients for the individual hot pots are freshly selected and prepared to order. You absolutely have to try the spicy duck blood!
Q: What do you do for entertainment after work?
Q: Why do you use pixel art as an element in your image creations?
Q: What is the creative concept behind this exhibition?
Q: What is the spirit of graffiti?
Q: What is the most recent book you read? Did you have any insights or thoughts after finishing it?
Q: What do you find most interesting or appealing about Taiwan?
Q: What do you look forward to most when staying at a hotel?
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