City Series Postcard - Taipei / Collection: Memories in a Suitcase

Each person's urban memories represent different eras. Sometimes they feel so familiar, yet perhaps a little strange. As time passes, these places may endure or vanish. Those images from our past are packed away in the small suitcase of our minds. As we wander in foreign lands, occasionally opening it to savor those treasures, a wave of warmth washes over us, reminding us of the familiar scents and comfort of home. / Origin - Printed in Taiwan / Size - 15cm X 10.5cm Perfect for personal collection or sending to friends and family. Each piece is sealed in a self-adhesive bag and will be carefully packaged for shipping. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ⚫ About Orders/Shipping Shipping Hours | Monday to Friday, 8:00-17:00 (excluding weekends and public holidays) All items are meticulously packaged before shipment. For convenience stores, selecting "FamilyMart" is recommended for faster shipping. For postal delivery, please ensure you provide a P.O. Box or a collection point. A tracking code and invoice will be included in the package. ⚫ About the Brand "MonkeyCookie" creations are rooted in hand-drawn illustrations. The main character, "Alien Monkey," is an alien who resembles a monkey. Each illustration carries its own unique story, sharing situations and emotions from a life perspective. Brand Established: 1988 Sydney. MonkeyCookie founded. MonkeyCookie established in Taiwan: 2006. ⚫ About the Creator Artist Princess Alien engages in cross-disciplinary work across various artistic fields. In 2013, she published her first zine, "MonkeyCookie with cats." Her public art installation at Zhongshan Station (Exit R2) on the MRT, "Light of Flower Shade," showcases her rich collaborative and creative experience. Notable collaborations include the Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei, Yingge Ceramics Museum, MRT Zhongshan Station public art, Taipei Department of Cultural Affairs, Taiwan Power Company, Hanzi Culture Festival, United Daily News, and Shin Kong Mitsukoshi. Life Philosophy: "Beautiful things are always worth the wait."