Yuyu Yang Lifescape Sculpture Museum, Art center in Zhongzheng District, Taipei, Taiwan.
The Yuyu Yang Lifescape Sculpture Museum is an art center in Taipei that displays contemporary sculptures and installations within gallery spaces and outdoor gardens. The building combines exhibition areas with landscaped grounds where works are arranged between architectural elements and natural settings.
The museum was founded in 1992 to preserve the legacy of a sculptor who trained in Beijing, Tokyo, and Rome. Her return to Taiwan allowed her to become a leading figure in the island's modern art development.
The collection shows how the artist developed her sculptural language over decades through works displayed in galleries and outdoor gardens. Visitors can observe the way traditional techniques blend with modern materials and forms.
The museum sits in Zhongzheng District and welcomes visitors Monday through Saturday. The layout combines indoor galleries with outdoor areas, so visitors should plan for varied walking routes and outdoor spaces with different elevations.
The building was designed according to principles of Chinese philosophy, carefully considering how sculptures relate to their surroundings. This approach transforms the visit into an experience that extends beyond simply viewing artworks in isolation.
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