Taiwan Wild Rabbit Photography Art 2023 Calendar / Planner

Featuring unreleased works of Taiwan's native wild rabbits by photographer Bunnico Cheng, showcasing the beauty of rabbits in their purest form through black and white photography. Designed in a minimalist Wabi-Sabi style, devoid of holiday markings or unnecessary text, maximizing blank space for the user. Whether for writing or simply leaving blank, it enhances the sense of everyday life and ritual. It can be used to record planting dates, or to jot down the song that resonated most with you that day, or to note down your mood, whether sad, happy, or unforgettable… or to set goals for the books you want to finish or plans you aim to complete this month…… Applicable worldwide, regardless of country. Especially suitable as a gift, sharing the beauty of native Taiwan with everyone. The Year of the Rabbit, occurring only once every twelve years, deserves a more thoughtful commemoration. Cherish unique moments, elevate your taste, and savor the nuances of life. - 【 2023 Taiwan Wild Rabbit Photography Art Calendar / Planner Information 】 ● 29.7 x 21 cm, A4 size, landscape orientation ● Total 26 pages, spiral bound, printed on high-quality satin paper ● Customized printing and a 15% discount are available for orders of 30 copies or more. Corporate and group orders are welcome. - ● Artist Introduction Bunnico Cheng is a rabbit photographer from Taiwan. Having grown up with rabbits as cherished family and companions, Cheng shares many fond memories; In 2012, a chance encounter with a stray rabbit on a hillside, whom Cheng named "Lusha," marked the beginning of a new adventure. Through photography and entrepreneurship, Cheng shares the beauty of rabbits with the public. The work is characterized by a distinct personal perspective, capturing not only the delicate expressions and subtle postures of rabbits but also conveying a concern for nature and humanity. Awarded the Grand Prize at the 2014 TIVAC Photography Competition, Cheng has also held solo exhibitions across Taiwan, attracting significant media attention and coverage, and earning appreciation from collectors and individuals both domestically and internationally.