Work at Rules Creative

2019 - 2020, Taiwan
Customised RFID tickets would be issued at the ticket desk,while the RFID reader would be placed on the floor or the top of the entrance of the space with the circular display.
For a more advanced setup, four Kinect v2 sensors would be added to detect the actual position of viewers in the exhibition space. The particles in the visual would be converged upon the viewer's position to enhance the experience.

With the explosion of information, modern people have more choices, but they also have more worries. Technological progress has shortened the distance between people, so seeking others for solace has become readily available, but people feel anxious when they are alone and cannot achieve peace of mind.

Through the abstract generative audio and visual, let viewers bring in their emotions, to reflect or enter the flow state. The interaction system, corresponds to the number of viewers in the space to the complexity of audiovisual effects, to make viewers a part of the work.

It displays the psychological entropy created by the environment and the ambiguities of life, utilising the space with a circular display to create an immersive experience that allows viewers to regain peace of mind.

Responsibility

Partnered with interior design company Sky Eye League for the proposal for the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts. Formed the concept with advice from the company director, designed interaction mechanism along with visual and sound direction, and supported ongoing development. Led the cross-organisational team, and managed feedback from different parties.

Technology

TouchDesigner, RFID

Concept & Creative Direction

Jason Huang & Jack Dai

Interaction Design, Visual & Sound Direction

Jason Huang

Sound Design

Gabriel Chowl

Development

Phantasy Wu & Jason Huang (Adjustments)