"Web3.0 Exhibition" - New Taipei Youth Bureau invites you to 101 Twin Ring Domain to experience the generative small universe: Formula of All Things

What would a Web3 exhibition look like? For cutting-edge artist Wu Zheyu, the answer may be "generative art + virtual and real integrated immersive experience." On October 13th, the Youth Bureau of New Taipei City invites you to Taipei 101's Double Fusion Domain to listen to Wu Zheyu's "Dream of Algorithmic Art" and experience the latest interactive immersive exhibition for free: "The Formula of All Things."

The Creative Concept of "The Formula of All Things"

Wu Zheyu describes "The Formula of All Things" as his observation and creation of the world. In this creation, he challenges the origin of the world's creation through scientific experiments, giving operational rules through programming languages, allowing it to autonomously grow in the digital world, weaving into an organic appearance.

"The Formula of All Things" combines digital art and audio-visual interactive technology, divided into three chapters: inorganic, organic, and life. In the inorganic chapter, the audience will see many particles being born from the void; as space begins to distort and move towards organic life, infused with emotions, it mutates into emotional beings, gradually constructing a world of life.

When selecting the exhibition venue, he believes that the difficulty of "virtual and real integration" in the binocular domain is higher than VR equipment. By using high-luminance 4K+2K laser projection combined with SI integration system, the audience can wander between virtual and reality, interacting in real-time with the artwork. This kind of viewing experience will better align with the unexpected emotions he pursues in the "digital world."

In addition to this lecture, the New Taipei City Government's Youth Department has more exciting courses in the October "Digital Technology Lecture" series. Lin Zhiyan, from the Digital Information Office of the National Palace Museum, will bring "Cross-domain Integration of Museums" on October 17th at the Youth Vocational Base, delving into the past few years of the Palace Museum's integration of virtual reality (AR/VR) and interactive exhibitions. On the same day, the second session by Huang Weizheng, an industry consultant from the Institute for Information Industry, will discuss "Comparative Development and Opportunities of Emerging Virtual and Real Image Applications," exploring the development, applications, and potential opportunities of image technology. For more information, please follow the New Taipei City Youth Department on Facebook and Instagram!