The Fantastic Journey of Moon Rabbit -- AI Art Magic Story Creation

【MoCA Taipei X Busan Cultural Foundation 】The International Art Education Exchange Workshops

2024 / 03 / 31 Sun.

10:00 - 13:00

  • Instructors

    Yoon-Jeong,CHOI
    The Art Director of The Dream Art, Busan, South Korea
    Yang-Te,CHEN
    Visual Arts Teacher at Taipei Municipal Jian Cheng Junior High School

  • Korean Interpreter

    I Han, KUNG

  • Artist's Picture Book Picks

    "Moon Rabbit" by Young-Ah,CHOI (Text & Illustration)

  • Participants

    Ages 10-15, limited to 10 attendees.

  • Location

    MOCA 1st Floor Activity Hall

  • Ways to register

    Free admission and advance registration are required, with a workshop deposit of NT$300.
    Full event participation refund.

  • Participant Must Bring

    Attendees are required to bring their smartphone, tablet, or laptop with a Google account and the CANVA app installed.
    Access to 4G/5G internet and a power bank or fully charged device are required.

  • Notes

    The workshop will be conducted entirely in Korean, with on-site Chinese translation available.
    On event day, U12 Kid's Space is open only for Session C (15:30-17:00).

Workshop Highlights

1. Immerse yourself in the Korean traditional story and game through the wordless picture book "Moon Rabbit," gaining insights into Korean cultural arts and games.
2. Appreciate AI art creations by Korean artists, understanding how to design personal visual art styles, generate unique images, create special visual effects, and apply them in art creation.
3. Learn how to use AI artificial intelligence software to create and present original story characters.
★Artist Insights

Yoon-Jeong, CHOI
Visual Artist, Art Educator, the Art Director of The Dream Art Center in Busan, South Korea.
A graduate from the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne with a major in Fine Arts and Art Studies, specializing in video art. Mainly engaged in new media art creation since 2008, integrating various art fields such as drama, dance, and photography into art education. Currently focused on planning art events and education, with a special interest in Busan culture.
Artist Website
Yang-Te, CHEN
Visual Arts Teacher at Taipei Municipal Jian Cheng Junior High School, proficient in graphic design, illustration, photography, and typography.
★Picture Book Introduction

"Moon Rabbit" by Young-Ah, CHOI (Text & Illustration)
Embark on a wordless journey blending tradition with innovation, as a rabbit undertakes the thrilling and fantastical quest of returning a meteorite to the moon. Through stunning illustrations, delve into Korean traditional culture, depicting Hanbok (Korean traditional clothing), Korean games, Hanok (Korean traditional houses), mountains, and villages, weaving a heartwarming and touching story.
● Important Information
1. Workshop Deposit: NT$300 Fully refundable upon attending the entire event. The deposit is non-refundable for no-shows.
2. What to Bring: Please bring your smartphone, tablet, or laptop. Make sure to have a Google account and download the CANVA app beforehand.
3. Tech Precautions: To ensure smooth participation, it's recommended to bring your own 4G/5G internet connection or a power bank. Please ensure your electronic devices are fully charged.
4. Reminder Email: Three days before the workshop, we'll send you a reminder email with all the details. Make sure to check your inbox!
5. Exhibition Access: While the workshop is free, admission tickets are required to visit the current exhibition, "你好,人類!Hello, Human!"
6. Weather Contingency: In case of severe weather or other unforeseen circumstances, please refer to Taipei City Government regulations for event cancellations.
7. Event Updates: Any changes or updates to the event will be announced on our official website and Facebook page. Stay tuned!

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