ViewSonic creates immersive architectural exhibition
Summary
”Our purpose of conducting this exhibition is to introduce the autonomy of Taiwanese architecture and its dynamic social role to the world community,” said Dr. Chen-Yu Chiu, the curator of Taiwan Acts!. “Through ViewSonic’s advanced laser projectors and the latest LED display solution, we bring art and technology together to deliver a new level of immersive visual experience to the exhibition.” The exhibition ‘Taiwan Acts!’ showcases over 100 Taiwanese socially engaged architectural projects in topics ranging from social, economic, humanitarian to cultural, varying in scale and context, showing their shared ambition to advance justice and fairness in a society. Stepping in the gallery, a nearly 780” large digital Taiwan urban landscape image, formed by the projections from five ViewSonic laser projectors, perfectly merges with the surrounding physical exhibits as if you are in the city. In addition, the projectors can be freely rotated 360° vertically and have a 90° portrait projection mode, enabling creative applications with an easy angle adjustment and flexibility. All the showcased projects are categorised into five chapters according to their localities and approaches: • Making Places in Yilan－The revitalisation of Yilan, a town located at the northeastern corner of Taiwan, by the architect, Sheng-Yuan Huang, and his team.
