Released alongside the "In the Room, Stroll" publication with its dual-cover format, this piece documents a walking tour through the old district of Taichung, reflecting ten years of spatial and urban observations from the "Jishi" (吉室) space in the city.
The special ink on the poster gleams on the white kraft paper, reminiscent of glowing neon signs. It prominently features the traditional cast-iron manhole covers lining the streets – objects encountered before entering any Jishi home – carrying the marks of the city's changes and constants amidst its development. The most authentic way to read a city is by exploring it on foot.
Sized for casual display, much like common street flyers, it can also serve as wrapping paper for the publication when folded by hand. Opt for the manhole cover edition when purchasing the publication; it makes for an interesting collectible or a thoughtful gift.
Design | Argi Chang
Publisher | Let's zine
Specifications | Matte white kraft paper / 420mm x 297mm
Price | NT$80
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- Released concurrently with the "In the Room, Stroll" publication, the poster features special ink that shimmers like neon signs, a nod to vibrant street culture. It highlights traditional cast-iron manhole covers found on the streets, embodying the city's evolution and enduring spirit. Exploring a city on foot, through a leisurely stroll, is truly the most profound way to understand it.
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