Home is where the heart is『2 Pairs』

[LOVE & PEACE MCP]
Rock music originated in the southern United States in the 1940s. The style is an independent music style developed by combining African-American music, such as blues, rhythm and blues, gospel music, country music and jazz, and performed by black musicians. In the early days, people listen to music were through the radio, which allowed the audience to enjoy the music without seeing the skin color of the performers. Back the days racial discrimination was serious problem in United States, rock music made people feel the purity of music.

What really made rock music move towards the mainstream, it was an album release of a single "That's All Right, Mama" by singer Elvis Presley in 1954. This song combines country music and blues music. The new music genre was later called country rock, Elvis Presley became famous from then on, and the world's first rock star was born. In fact, since the 1950s, rock music has always represented a voice in society, a kind of rebellion between young people against their parents, anti-war positions, and opposition between races. Rock music carries anger, youth, fairness and justice. universal value.

[Koru MCP]
Maori Koru Silver fern is a unique species of fern in New Zealand. The back of the silver-white leaves can glow under the moonlight. When Maori people hunt at night, they will fold the silver fern leaves as a guide to go home. The silver fern is not only regarded as a "sacred object" by the Maori, but also the national flower of New Zealand and the team emblem of the national rugby team All Blacks.

In 1998, a 23-year-old New Zealand college student Ruben suffered a mountain disaster in Alishan, Taiwan. This mountain disaster attracted attention in Taiwan and New Zealand. Ruben's father, Phil, flew to Taiwan alone to search for his son's whereabouts after discovering Ruben had lost contact.
Phil couldn't speak the language, he ran into obstacles everywhere, one day he hung a photo of Ruben to the presidential palace to ask for help. Although he didn't see the president himself, but at same time aroused the attention of the police department and set up a task force to help Ruben's whereabouts. After seeing the media reports, people from all walks of life extended a helping hand.
During the long search and rescue process, although everyone could not understand the language, they gave encouragement to Phil one after another, and even took care of him as his own family, so that the collapsed Phil gained warmth and strength.
In the end, Phil was still unable to transform into a silver fern and bring his son Ruben back to his hometown of New Zealand, but during this journey, he accumulated a deep relationship with the Taiwanese, and Taiwan became Phil's second hometown. And his heart has also been attributed. Home is where the heart is, and in Phil's heart he has brought Ruben home.

#FLIPPOS Design
[LOVE & PEACE MCP]
Inspired by the stage design of Beyond’s Concert, the No.1 Chinese band. The drummer is located at the top of the three-story stage, with guitarists and bassists on both sides, and the lead singer is singing hard at the position closest to the audience, paired with a lifelike The light shines on the performers to make the performance more powerful, just like being in a concert.
When the socks are flipped, gorgeous fireworks spewed out from the back of the stage to bring the performance to a climax. The lead singer sang "The Sea and the Sky" with a high-pitched and tearing voice, and the audience was mesmerized. The spirit is as unrestrained as flying in the sky. Can rock music change the world? The answer is yes, it strengthens our beliefs, beliefs can change a person, and have the opportunity to change the world.

[Koru MCP]
Koru uses the silvery white of the back of the silver fern leaf as the main color, with the traditional totem design of the FLIPPOS’s classic style Tā Moko, using dark gray, light gray and off-white to bring out the three-dimensional effect of light colors. In fact, silver fern-related designs can be seen almost everywhere in New Zealand, and are even often used in traditional Maori tattoo designs.
The graphics on the upper edge of Koru and the contrasting colors on both sides are to highlight the tattoo design of the silver fern leaves. After all, the sacred objects in the Maori population must be at the top of all the patterns to express sacredness and respect.
When the socks are flipped, the swirling lines are like how the Maori would fold back the silver fern leaves at night to make the leaves glow to find their way home. Although the story of Phil's search for a child is not perfect in reality, it has a greater meaning for Phil on another level, not only flipping his own life but also inspiring the world.