PiliWu-Design is a collective of observers based in Taiwan. This team blends diverse design perspectives across branding, products, curation, and beyond, offering interdisciplinary expertise to traditional industries and local brands. PiliWu-Design firmly believes that design is more than beautiful packaging and aesthetic appeal. A good design or strategy should be a catalyst for fresh business mindsets and uncharted markets, and serve as a rhetorical tool which connects local industries with everyday life. Just as "form follows story," this motto continues to inspire PiliWu-Design's hands-on experiments and culturally-informed contextualizations.

LHM. is currently the most prominent music media platform in Taiwan. It commands a significant online presence with a versatile program and content styles catering to the tastes of young audiences. LHM. excels in bridging music with various entities and creating cross-industry projects and song releases. Their collaborators include brands like Nike for the HBL annual theme song, and Red Bull and Dickies on music projects. In addition to collaborations with media and brands, LHM. also independently hosted their own music festival: "Twenty Four Seven Music Festival." Held at the Taipei Music Center in 2022, this festival saw all 3,000 tickets sold out a month before the event, creating a highly sought-after hip-hop extravaganza. LHM. will continue to explore more possibilities as a music media brand for the future, unleashing more potential, connecting online and offline worlds, and pioneering the music culture for the next generation of Taiwan.

16v0_0v16 team's creative YouTube videos capture slices of everyday life and present stories to their audience masterfully through brisk edits. What truly strikes a chord with viewers is their keen eye for life's minutiae and the captivating team dynamics they bring to the screen. In 2022, their channel clinched the "Walk Bell John Award for Best Video Editing." In addition to their consistent Vlog uploads, the 16v0_0v16 team collaborated with friends to produce a single "Mellow" and crafted its music video by themselves.

Studying Philosophy and Political Science for her BA at National Taiwan University, Ani Syu embraces a life of freelance editing, authorship, and research, all in pursuit of the freedom she cherishes. Her heart is ever warmed by the bonds forged among people. She was the former chief editor for tien fa', Very Pintung, Taipei Magazine, The Place 06: New Taipei amongst other publications. She is also the co-author of Taipei Music Corner and Taipei Sound Memory, and her writings can be found on the pages of diverse magazines. In a nod to Alice in Wonderland, she embarked on the "Free Wanderer Media" project. Like Alice, she meticulously documents her daily travelogue as a free wanderer, capturing fanciful sentiments and research observations down the rabbit hole.

For audiences, cinematic art design is their portal to boundless imagination and visual spectacle. However, it is not just a mere backdrop, but a creative canvas for emotions, characters, and atmosphere. It is where narratives and aesthetics intertwine, where stories and sentiments are implied visually. When delving into screenplays, characters, and directors' visions, we search for the compass for crafting immersive experiences seamlessly woven into the stories. Our toolbox includes mastering colors, textures, and photography techniques to craft distinct and cohesive visual identities. Yet, it does not end there. We immerse ourselves in history, culture, and the arts, bringing intricate elements into our scenes while always on the hunt for cutting-edge technologies and materials.