Public Project

Out of the space of white boxes, art museums and institutions, technology art is a more interactive and public art form. How to combine public space, audience interaction, meaning of works and community life has become a topic.

Technological art requires strong equipment and technical support, and local private museums are not able to provide artists with a creative ecosystem that only business and the government can support. Entering the context of governmental venues not only organically appoints artists to create according to different local experiences, but also conveys new contents to the local technology museums and exhibition halls that tend to be homogenized.

Commercial demand for artworks is different from that of art museums and governmental organizations, which pay more attention to the totality, playability, and durability of the artworks. Therefore, the planning and implementation of art festivals and commercial space projects are also being rigorously tested by the market.