Hi Mouse Land Art Introduction
In Penghu, the local dialect pronunciation for dolphins is 'hai-chu', which also means 'a high-quality place (high + chu)'. Therefore, the design concept starts with 'dolphins' and 'mice', creating the lively and playful 'Hi Mouse'. Along with bicycle tourism, the Hi Mouse serves as one of the welcoming figures, with patterns that reflect culture and local characteristics, showcasing to visitors while resonating with the local community. Its greatest feature lies in the incorporation of elements and meanings beloved by the Chinese. Whether through its blue-and-white decorative style or the specifications and totemic content of the work, each is closely linked to Eastern culture. The blue-and-white porcelain is a form of artistic presentation rich in Eastern characteristics, and the blue color resonates with the island scenery of Penghu, making it a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. The lively and playful Hi Mouse greets the sun, topped with a colorful ball and a cheerful expression full of childlike joy. The design revolves around the number 8, which has the same phonetic sound as 'fa' (to prosper) in Chinese. Additionally, the patterns cover all the features of Penghu; although Penghu is small in size, it has rich cultural and creative resources such as the Double Heart Stone Weir, green sea turtles, and lighthouses. The Hi Mouse represents not only the local culture of Penghu but also plays an important role in stimulating the local tourism industry.
Hi Mouse Landscape Art
