Lucinda Lin

Lucinda Lin

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Credited on 2 works in 2024. Main genres: Event, Experience, Installation.

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Don’t Drink Me – Taiwanese Beer Flavored Bath Bomb - 映像作家: whatever
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Don’t Drink Me – Taiwanese Beer Flavored Bath Bomb

2024
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Whatever Taipei developed a “Taiwan Beer–flavored bath bomb” series in collaboration with the local Taiwanese brand HanBeer, as the second installment of its bath bomb line “Don’t Drink Me,” inspired by original Taiwanese drinks. https://www.pinkoi.com/product/CdznjmqQ Inspired by the drinking culture enjoyed at Taiwanese rechao (熱炒) restaurants, the series features three flavors: IPA, lychee beer, and osmanthus beer. Each bath bomb faithfully recreates the iconic aroma and realistic appearance of Taiwan Beer, with meticulous attention to detail, even down to the shape of the foam. Each bath bomb is also wrapped in a specially designed retro beer glass, which can be reused as a drinking glass after use. To commemorate the launch, a pop-up event was also held at “Wetland Venue” in Taipei, offering an immersive “tipsy bathroom” experience. Visitors could take photos in a bathtub surrounded by beer-colored tiles, or join a scent experience session at a unique sink made from stacked beer crates. One thing to keep in mind, however—this bath bomb is “Don’t Drink Me”!
The Glenlivet 200th Anniversary Immersive Show - 映像作家: whatever
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The Glenlivet 200th Anniversary Immersive Show

2024
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Whatever Taipei created an immersive exhibition with Saatchi & Saatchi Taipei to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the whisky brand The Glenlivet. Set in the 19-meter-high circular hall of the National Taichung Theater in Taiwan, visitors were transported into the world of 1824, journeying through swaying barley fields and floating barrels as they traced The Glenlivet’s 200-year history. Scenes followed of founder George Smith and King George IV, symbolizing the brand’s innovative origins, along with the moment he received permission to legally distill whisky for the first time in the Livet Valley, and bullet-hole imagery depicting the founder’s bravery in confronting smugglers. In the climax, cascading whisky transformed into beams of light, expressing the opening of new possibilities for the next 200 years.

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