Four must-see highlights of "2022 Hsinchu Glass Art Festival"! 20 tons of beautiful glass mountain scenery, interactive lighting art installation, exudes fantastic glass light
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- 14 Oct 2022
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"2022 Hsinchu City Glass Art Festival" was grandly exhibited at "Hsinchu Park" from September 9th to September 25th. The biennial glass art festival has entered its 13th year. The theme, launched four exhibition halls and activities, "Transparent Encyclopedia" theme hall, "Transparent Museum", "Transparent Garden", "Transparent Market", this article organizes the four major exhibition highlights of "2022 Hsinchu Glass Art Festival", Appreciate the history of glass craftsmanship belonging to Hsinchu, and introduce you to a different Hsinchu.
2022 Hsinchu City Glass Art Festival Highlight 1: "Transparent Encyclopedia GLASSPEDIA", explore glass in life with interactive experience and popular science
The 2022 Hsinchu City Glass Art Festival is named after the exhibition "Glasspedia, the Encyclopedia of Transparency". It focuses on the smallest molecule of glass, "SiO2 silicon dioxide", leading the audience to extend from this glass molecule to common glass objects in daily life. The main venue "Transparent Encyclopedia" is a little knowledge that you don't know except popular science.
At the same time, through the LED interactive exhibition wall, a dialogue with glass is launched. When the audience walks into the museum, the LED screen on the wall can decompose the image of the human body into glass molecules "SiO2 silicon dioxide". When the body swings, the dot image interacts with it and becomes a part of the work.
In the exhibition area, there is also a beautiful circular glass mountain of nearly 20 tons, "Mountain Moving Project", which is a beautifully stacked glass mountain. Around the periphery of this glass mountain, nearly a hundred pieces of glass art are placed, simulating the "original appearance of glass" step by step, creating a sense of contrast of "finished glass". Read More…
