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Marketing Design, AI, Motion
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The Gates 20th Augmented Reality
Central Park New York, The Shed
Experience Design, AR, 3D, Spatial
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of The Gates by Christo and Jeanne-Claude, the project involved designing two unique AR projects in conjunction with the retrospective exhibit at The Shed: The Gates and Unrealized Projects for New York City.
The two AR works include a virtual reconstruction of The Gates in Central Park via the Bloomberg Connects app , and an interactive 18-foot tabletop map at The Shed featuring archival photos and 360° panoramas.
Agharta City Concept Demo
Venice Biennle, Fridman Gallery
AI Visual Design, Concept Art, Video
Archive of Subterranean Acoustics is an installation and multi-media presentation hosted by Hongbo Cai, A4’s 2025 Van Lier Fellow in Music Composition. This event marks the culmination of Cai’s fellowship and presents a collection of prototyped artifacts, simulated spatial environments, and world-building video installations that together reconstruct the mythical, subterranean sonic civilization of Agharta.
Digital Ghandara
CAMLab Digital Buddhist Sites
Interacive Design, Spatial Experience, Video, Cultural Research
The CAMLab Digital Gandhara Project brings to life the rich artistic, religious, and historical legacies of Gandhara—a cultural crossroads between ancient India, Central Asia, and the Hellenistic world. Using advanced digital technologies such as GIS mapping, 3D reconstruction, and photographic archives, this exhibition explores how we can reconstruct and reimagine Gandhara in a digital age.
Behind The Sydney Opera House: The Art of Living
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Narrative, AI, Three Channel Video
The Art of Living is a three-screen immersive short film exploring the shared philosophy of Jørn Utzon and Lin . While Utzon drew on Chinese aesthetics—including Yingzao Fashi and Lin’s writings—for the Sydney Opera House, this project highlights a deeper resonance: a humanist ideal of joy, leisure, and spiritual well-being amidst modern progress. Blending historical footage, AI-generated imagery, and digital animation, the film reimagines their vision across time and culture.
Interacive Design, Spatial Experience, Video, Cultural Research
The CAMLab Digital Gandhara Project brings to life the rich artistic, religious, and historical legacies of Gandhara—a cultural crossroads between ancient India, Central Asia, and the Hellenistic world. Using advanced digital technologies such as GIS mapping, 3D reconstruction, and photographic archives, this exhibition explores how we can reconstruct and reimagine Gandhara in a digital age.
The Gates 20th Augmented Reality
Central Park New York, The Shed
Experience Design, AR, 3D, Spatial
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of The Gates by Christo and Jeanne-Claude, the project involved designing two unique AR projects in conjunction with the retrospective exhibit at The Shed: The Gates and Unrealized Projects for New York City.
The two AR works include a virtual reconstruction of The Gates in Central Park via the Bloomberg Connects app , and an interactive 18-foot tabletop map at The Shed featuring archival photos and 360° panoramas.
Agharta City Concept Demo
Venice Biennle, Fridman Gallery
AI Visual Design, Concept Art, Video
Archive of Subterranean Acoustics is an installation and multi-media presentation hosted by Hongbo Cai, A4’s 2025 Van Lier Fellow in Music Composition. This event marks the culmination of Cai’s fellowship and presents a collection of prototyped artifacts, simulated spatial environments, and world-building video installations that together reconstruct the mythical, subterranean sonic civilization of Agharta.
Digital Ghandara
CAMLab Digital Buddhist Sites
Interacive Design, Spatial Experience, Video, Cultural Research
The CAMLab Digital Gandhara Project brings to life the rich artistic, religious, and historical legacies of Gandhara—a cultural crossroads between ancient India, Central Asia, and the Hellenistic world. Using advanced digital technologies such as GIS mapping, 3D reconstruction, and photographic archives, this exhibition explores how we can reconstruct and reimagine Gandhara in a digital age.