Taiwan father-daughter design duo’s road trip to Grammy glory

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Driving down a desert road, fresh off a heartbreaking loss at the Grammy Awards in Las Vegas, Taiwanese designer Xiao Qing-yang and his daughter were already working on their next project. | AFP

“I was so excited that I forgot to hug my mother and brother who sat next to me before going on the stage,” beamed Hsiao, a winner on her first nomination.“I had sat in the audience for 18 years to finally get on stage, and she won the first time, so our moods are quite different,” he said, smiling.Hsiao’s first trip to the Grammys was when she was just seven, for her father’s second nomination.

Hsiao laughed, before telling her father his expressions are, perhaps, more transparent than he might think. Hsiao found parallels between walking the ancient trails and their road trip through the Arizona desert.The two designers speak with a warm energy, enthusiastically following up on each other’s trains of thought, and smiling often.The Tamsui-Kavalan Trails, also known as the Danlan Historic Trails, were the main routes connecting two prefectures located in today’s Taipei and eastern Yilan county during the ancient Chinese Qing dynasty, more than 200 years ago.

“I wanted to depict the stories of their times, to re-create what looked like a hundred years ago and the music that was played in Taiwan then.”

 

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