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A documentary which recorded a traditional ritual in Taiwan called "Holy Pig", from designer's perspective to reveal the idea of how people think of the way of presenting/display a sacrificial offerings? what does "holiness" look like in this culture?
Taiwan is home to many religious traditions. One of these is the annual Holy Pig festival, in which fattened pigs are sacrificed to honour the gods and pacify the spirits. What started as a solemn ritual has now evolved to include a contest, with a prize
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