This display brings together media materials from 1993–1994, when Stone Chun Shi became a widely recognized cultural figure in Taipei. During this period, his creative activities and public presence entered the mainstream sphere and received sustained coverage from major media outlets. 

While in Taipei, Stone appeared in the “New New Human” advertising series, which was filmed based on his actual daily life in New York. The New New Human – Kaixi Oolong Tea campaign was broadcast nationwide in Taiwan and sparked a notable cultural response, positioning Stone as a contemporary figure associated with international experience and a distinct personal stance. 

Alongside this advertising exposure, Stone continued his work in both music and visual art. During this period, he released a heavy metal rock album and presented significant solo exhibitions at two leading contemporary art galleries. Painting, music, and public media circulation unfolded simultaneously, placing his practice across multiple cultural systems rather than within a single disciplinary framework. 

The materials presented here document a phase in which Stone’s presence circulated across advertising imagery, exhibition contexts, and music discourse. These parallel appearances expanded the range of his public engagement and accumulated diverse experiential conditions, forming an important contextual ground for subsequent developments in his artistic trajectory. 

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