104
Times
Type
Public Installations
Public Installations
Year
2015
2015
About
Times was the first time we brought a mapping artwork to the international stage, and it won second place in the Classical Group of the Mapping Competition at the Moscow Light Festival in 2016. The artwork takes the journey of civilization through time as its theme, divided into 18 segments within 180 seconds, weaving together 5000 years of human history.Through projection, the architecture was transformed into a history book of civilization, presenting the mystery and solemnity of Ancient Egypt, the brilliance and order of Ancient Rome, the rationality and athleticism of Ancient Greece, the thought and art of the Renaissance, and finally the rise of modern technology and the exploration of the universe.The artwork emphasizes the continuity of time and the accumulation of civilization, with each transition symbolizing a new leap forward for human society. Both the profound wisdom of the East and the innovative spirit of the West are brought to life in the interplay of light and shadow. By merging architecture with history, we sought to express respect for human civilization and infinite aspiration for future exploration.
Times was the first time we brought a mapping artwork to the international stage, and it won second place in the Classical Group of the Mapping Competition at the Moscow Light Festival in 2016. The artwork takes the journey of civilization through time as its theme, divided into 18 segments within 180 seconds, weaving together 5000 years of human history.Through projection, the architecture was transformed into a history book of civilization, presenting the mystery and solemnity of Ancient Egypt, the brilliance and order of Ancient Rome, the rationality and athleticism of Ancient Greece, the thought and art of the Renaissance, and finally the rise of modern technology and the exploration of the universe.The artwork emphasizes the continuity of time and the accumulation of civilization, with each transition symbolizing a new leap forward for human society. Both the profound wisdom of the East and the innovative spirit of the West are brought to life in the interplay of light and shadow. By merging architecture with history, we sought to express respect for human civilization and infinite aspiration for future exploration.
