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As a qualified AC cabin crew member, mastering color and material is a required discipline. This workshop transforms the traditional Taiwanese craft of sand art into a precise exercise in sensory practice.
Three exclusive illustrated templates will be provided on site, inviting passengers to take part in a coloring-based creation. Beyond basic colored sand, participants will gain access to a “confidential materials archive,” incorporating unconventional materials commonly used in fashion design into the sand art process. This is not merely about filling in colors, but about constructing your own miniature landscape on a flat runway through layers of texture.
Training Focus:
Material Ensemble
Practice balancing grains and gloss as they flow between your fingertips.
Structural Practice
Experience the tactile collision between glitter and sand—an everyday embodiment of ANGUS CHIANG’s experimental spirit.
Upon completing the training, you will land back in everyday life carrying a one-of-a-kind flight map of your own making.
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Workshop Instructor
ANGUS CHIANG @anguschiangofficial
ANGUS CHIANG, founded in 2015, is rooted in a contemporary gender-neutral aesthetic, blending Taiwanese local culture with diverse lived experiences. Through collage, bold color, and a sense of humor, the brand has developed a distinctive hybrid design language. Focusing on the relationship between design and everyday life, ANGUS CHIANG continues to expand its visual and creative expressions beyond fashion, sketching out an artistic imagination that moves fluidly across boundaries.
Designer Angus Chiang (Chiang Yi-Hsun) draws inspiration from close observation of daily life. His graduation collection Sailing to The Moon received the International Graduate Designer Award at London Graduate Fashion Week in 2013. In 2017, the brand’s collection Prom King and His Flowers was shortlisted for the LVMH Prize, and She and Their Red Lips was invited to the official schedule of Paris Men’s Fashion Week.
In recent years, ANGUS CHIANG has shifted toward a Creative Studio–centered model, moving away from the seasonal framework of traditional fashion weeks. The brand introduced the concept of AC PARC, repositioning itself as a creative park that brings together fashion, art, and observations of everyday life. Viewing creation as an open system, the brand extends its signature use of color, humor, and experimental spirit into diverse media and creative projects through spatial design, cross-disciplinary collaborations, video, music, and everyday objects.
Grounded in a brand DNA that emphasizes local culture and multidisciplinary creation, ANGUS CHIANG continues to channel its design energy into social issues and public-interest projects, forming an open, ever-evolving creative ecosystem.
(Participation in the workshop requires the purchase of a TPABF ticket.)
