Sun Yu-Li combines his passion for art and architectural background to present an art scheme based on the universal language he discovered. His works comprises 180 individual pieces featuring motifs sand-blasted on floor tiles that are spread throughout the six routes to the station. To celebrate the arrival of commuters at the heart of the station, the artist created a vibrant floor mosaic at basement 2. This floor mosaic is paired with a stunning glass mosaic wall mural. As a finishing touch, the artist also created 14 glass plates for columns along the entrance routes.

Sun’s final concept harks back to a passion he has nurtured for 25 years - the idea of using his universal language of meta-patterns, signs and messages that has its root in the art of all early civilisations. Over the course of his career the artist has explored this idea of the universal language in different works and mediums, from bronze sculptures to large-format paintings. Sun used icons such as the hunter, the dancer, the rider, the animal, the fish and the bird as a means of way-finding. Sun wanted his artwork to resonate with all commuters and therefore chose to focus on a “Universal Language” that draws inspiration from prehistoric art.