Fung Design Report

The Electronic Control Glass (PDLC) exhibition room transforms into an art gallery, playing with the aesthetics of space barriers and penetration.

This time, BenQ Materials joined hands with Startek to transform the Electronic Control Glass exhibition room into an art gallery in the "Startek Spatial Aesthetics Experience Venue". It invited Ning, a cutting-edge illustrator in Taiwan who is best at local ecological issues, to use Taiwan's special endangered species as the theme. The vision expanded to the entire venue with delicate brushstrokes. In "95 Between the upgraded translucence and the transformation of the gauze foggy feeling of the "smart dimming film", visitors feel as if they have stepped into a mountain forest, sometimes shrouded in clouds and mist, sometimes with a clear view of the sun through the clouds. Through the changes in material, light, foggy feeling and perspective, art is used as a pen to construct a dream roaming, bringing an immersive spatial narrative.

The Electronic Control Glass exhibition room becomes an art gallery, combining cutting-edge artists and floral design, allowing imagination to explore the limits of space, expanding the infinite sensory experience of technological partitions, and opening up the independent enjoyment of space as desired.

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