Asia Architecture Report

The most beautiful Electronic Control Glass (PDLC) exhibition room in Taiwan is transformed into an art gallery, creating a unique spatial tone with artists
 

This time, BenQ Materials teamed up with Startek to transform the most beautiful Electronic Control Glass in Taiwan into an art gallery at the "Startek Spatial Aesthetics Experience Venue." They 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, and his vision expanded to the entire venue with delicate brushstrokes. Between the upgraded translucency of the "95 Smart PDLC Film" and the transformation of the gauzy foggy feel, it feels like stepping into a mountain forest, sometimes shrouded in clouds and mist, sometimes clearing the clouds and seeing the sun, with a clear view. Through the changes in material, light, foggy feeling and perspective, using art as a pen, a dream wandering is constructed, bringing an immersive spatial narrative.

When you walk into the venue, you will see a large wall painting of native evergreen trees. As the smoke creates a dreamlike mountain mist, you will gradually uncover the beauty secret of the hazy gauze of the "95 Smart PDLC Film"; look up and admire the electronically controlled art screen created by the smoked gray model of the "95 Smart PDLC Film". Ningzi Ning used his imagination to assemble the silhouettes of Taiwan's first-level endangered species into a painting, and activated the multi-stage effect adjustment of perspective and matte surface through a remote control switch. It perfectly interpreted the application demonstration in commercial spaces. The Electronic Control Glass in the partitions replaced the function of the projection curtain, exploring more possibilities of climbing over the partition frame.


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