This is more than a journey of music and art—

It is a dialogue that traverses landscapes, languages, and spirits.

2025.7.13

We arrived in sun-drenched Penang,

carrying the ravar double-pipe and nose flutes of the Paiwan people,

to share stories of sound, land, and soul

at the vibrant art space #COEX.

Through the lens of contemporary Indigenous art,

we explored philosophies of life, relationships with the land,

and how breath itself—through the act of playing—

can become a response to memory and existence.

Inhale and exhale, rhythm and resonance—

culture flows, weaves, and lives between each note.

One serendipitous moment:

we met Gilragilraw, a friend from the slopes.

A familiar frequency, a shared mountain resonance—

as if this encounter had always been waiting to happen,

gently written in the script of the winds.

“qadjai” is both a thread and a path.

From Taiwan to Malaysia,

from the breath of a flute,

we carry not just music,

but a deep reverence and understanding of each other’s cultures.

這不僅是一段音樂與藝術的旅程

更是一場跨越山海的文化對話

2025.7.13

我們帶著排灣族ravar的雙管口笛與鼻笛

來到陽光灑落的檳城

於 #COEX 藝文空間展開一場關於聲音、土地與靈魂的分享

從當代藝術的脈絡

談及原住民族的生命哲學、土地關係

我們試圖透過「吹」這件事

回應存在與記憶

也在一呼一吸之間

讓文化的脈動緩緩流動、彼此交織

特別的是

我們在此遇見來自斜坡的朋友 Gilragilraw

那是一種熟悉的頻率

一種來自山林的共鳴

不約而同地走進這場對話

彷彿命運早已安排好這次的相遇

「qadjai」是線，也是路

從台灣到馬來西亞

從笛聲出發

連結的不只是音樂

還有我們對彼此文化深深的理解與敬意