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The "Sốnglab" digital art museum attracts visitors

HNN.VN - On October 20, the first large-scale digital art experience space in Vietnam, named "Sốnglab", was officially launched to serve residents and visitors at the Sốngplatform building (Hue City).

The first digital museum in Vietnam to welcome guests from October 20thVietnam is about to have a digital art experience space located in Hue

 A large number of visitors visited and experienced at the digital museum on the first day of its launch

An interesting thing is that audiences do not need to "prepare" knowledge of contemporary art before entering the Sốnglab space. Contrary to the academic language of art, visual projection art is quite easy to understand and approach. This is consistent with the trend of enjoying art among young people, especially generation Z.

Mr. Duong Do, the founder and implementation director of the Sốnglab digital art space,  said: “The biggest goal of this space is to create opportunities for people to come into contact with contemporary art, along with advanced technologies in the world, from which they will gradually improve their aesthetic abilities.”

“It is not necessary for the experiencers to understand contemporary art. This is simply a space combining technology, entertainment, education, culture, and art. People, who see fine works and want to take some photos, will satisfy their entertainment needs. People, who learn new things, different from their existing thoughts, will satisfy their educational needs. People at higher levels will immerse themselves in an atmosphere inspired by heritage and culture, etc. Each person will have his/her own way to experience Sốnglab based on their needs," added Mr. Duong Do.

Technically, the project cooperates with the leading 3D mapping projection equipment supplier in the Southeast Asia. The space includes five separate rooms, featuring groups of works that are displayed with many different effects. Some works only need to be enjoyed via moving images on the screen, some others combined flat screens with installation blocks, some works keep audiences "immersed" into a large and multi-layered space, while there are works giving audiences the impression when being reflected in the mirror; and there are also works bringing a "coast" of interactive digital graphics to audiences in every step…

Ms. Nguyen Thi Bich Ngoc, a visitor, shared: "On the occasion of Vietnam Women's Day (October 20), the whole family decided to come here for entertainment, as well as enjoy the works of art at the Sốnglab. This is a completely new and quite interesting place, which is suitable for art lovers and creative enthusiasts, bringing new experiences to visitors."

Following are some photos recorded at "Sốnglab" digital art museum:

 The first room with 3D paintings, themed “Đâm chồi nảy lộc (Blossoming Buds)”, by Nguyen Ngoc Quy
 The second room introduces the workHồng sắc long (The Crimson Dragon) by Jiohan
 Visitors enjoyed visiting the "Sốnglab" museum
 Visitors seemed to be immersed in the flow of contemporary art
 The fourth room with the work “Phản chiếu (Reflection)", which is inspired by the surreal beauty of the Lang Co Bay
 The works named "Ẩm thực trừu tượng (Abstract Cuisine)", and "Hạnh phúc sinh sôi (Proliferating Happiness)"
 3D graphic installation art with Projection Mapping, ceiling LED blocks and mirror reflection
By Bach Chau
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