The exhibition features 3D printed titanium Chinese stamps and a cloud based content delivery platform combining Augmented Reality and iBeacon technology. The exhibition is part of the Australia@BJDW 2016 program and closes on October 6th.
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Beijing Design Week 2016 - 751 International Design Festival
'Innovators - Australian Design & Innovation'
Curator Ian Wong from Monash University and Hayley Ward - Australia@BJDW program Austaralian Embassy in China.
Beijing Design Week 2016 - 751 International Design Festival Design Night entertainment.
Beijing Design Week 2016 - 751 International Design Festival Design Night Awards presentation.
Beijing Design Week 2016 - 751 International Design Festival Design Night
Mr Vittorio Sun - Deputy Director - Beijing Design Week and Monash University senior lecturer and curator Ian Wong.
Curator Ian Wong with Beijing Design Week VIP guest Professor Liu Guanzhong from Tsinghua University.
Innovators - Australian Design & Innovation - Beijing Design Week 2016
Innovators - Australian Design & Innovation - Beijing Design Week 2016
Innovators - Australian Design & Innovation - Beijing Design Week 2016
Innovators - Australian Design & Innovation - Beijing Design Week 2016
Augmented reality user experience by Dr Indae Hwang triggered by ancient Chinese character markers. iOS version triggered by iBeacon technology from Art Processors.
Monash University senior lecturer and curator Ian Wong
Innovators - Australian Design & Innovation - Beijing Design Week 2016
Innovators - Australian Design & Innovation
Dates:
28 September-6 October, 10:00am-6:00pm daily
Venue:
L Building 2nd Floor, 751 D.Park,
No. 4 Jiuxianqiao Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing.
Curator:
Ian Wong
Website:
Innovators - Australian Design & Innovation is an exhibition that celebrates design and innovation from Australia. The exhibition will feature sixteen digital archives with iconic Australian innovations like wifi, the bionic ear, polymer notes, and innovators including Marc Newson, Michael Simcoe and Denton Corker Marshall.
The exhibition design theme highlights the invention of wifi by the CSIRO in Australia presenting cloud based content on IOS devices utilising an app and mobile content delivery technology developed by Art Processors.
Curator Ian Wong is collaborating with a traditional Chinese artist merging ancient Chinese craft with the latest lightweight metal 3D printing technology. The resulting 3D printed traditional Chinese seals (yang) are featured as the “trigger” for this sustainable and innovative interactive exhibition.
The digital archive for each project is activated automatically as visitors approach each individually crafted seal resting on a small podium.
Innovation and cloud based technologies represent the future and this exhibition highlights Australia’s proud history of innovation and celebrates our contemporary design professionals.
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