Create a unique exhibition experience with an immersive weekend, co-creating interactive and beautiful memories with projection mapping.

During the lively summer vacation, various exciting exhibitions are in full swing. Weekends are especially crowded, with long lines forming at events, particularly those aimed at families. Parents eagerly bring their children to exhibitions that combine education with entertainment. For adults, immersive exhibitions emphasize artistic and visual impact. From art and culture exhibitions to science fairs, projection mapping is everywhere, creating immersive experiences and fulfilling people's desire for interaction with the exhibits.

Originating in Japan and later captivating audiences worldwide, teamLab utilizes digital technology to create immersive exhibition experiences through light, shadows, and sound effects. By employing projectors and interactive technology, teamLab allows viewers to step into the artwork, feel it, and even influence it. In an interview with the UK magazine WIRED, teamLab's founder, Toshiyuki Inoko, stated, "The idea of immersive art stems from the difference in perspective between Japanese and Western art. In traditional Japanese painting, the construction of space is free, allowing viewers to choose their own perspectives." This concept inspired teamLab's audience-centric approach to creation. By eliminating the boundaries between exhibits and viewers, they also dissolve the boundaries between art and experience. "If an artwork changes due to the presence or actions of the viewer, then the boundary between the artwork and the viewer becomes blurred, and the viewer themselves become part of the artwork."

Immersive digital art exhibitions push the boundaries of art to new heights. Currently on display at the National Taiwan Science Education Center, "teamLab Future Park" marks teamLab's third exhibition in Taiwan. However, the visuals in the exhibit are generated in real-time by computer programs, making every scene fleeting and never to be repeated. This concept, known as "Ichigo Ichie" (a once-in-a-lifetime encounter), is a key reason why many visitors return to teamLab exhibitions multiple times. Through projection mapping, the artwork continuously changes in response to viewer interaction, allowing visitors to co-create unique new pieces. Whether adults or children, everyone can craft their own personalized viewing experience and exclusive memories.

Mapping projection has taken art to a new level. Audiences are no longer passive observers; through collaborative actions, they can truly connect with the exhibits, increasing their engagement and involvement, and stepping into the world that the creators wish them to see.

1. Leonardo Da Vinci Grande Experiences：500 Years of Genius – Step into Masterpieces

The "Leonardo Da Vinci Grande Experiences：500 Years of Genius" currently on display at Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, utilizes a five-meter-high projection screen to surround visitors, showcasing the intricate brushstrokes of paintings such as Mona Lisa and The Last Supper. This creates a stunning visual and immersive light experience, allowing viewers to traverse 500 years and enter the artistic world of Leonardo da Vinci.

2. L'OCCITANE Journey "Re: Exploring Southern France" Immersive Multisensory Experience Exhibition– Instantly Arrive at the Other Side of the Earth

L'OCCITANE has curated a multisensory experience exhibition with the theme of "Sustainable Travel." The exhibition features a light projection wall that depicts the almond forests of southern France. Visitors can interact by touching and planting almond seeds, choosing between sunlight or rain, and watching the trees grow and bloom, experiencing the changing light and shadows. This immersive experience makes visitors feel as though they are truly in a real forest.

3. Mika Ninagawa's "Eternal Moments" Light and Shadow Art Exhibition – Unity of Body, Mind, and Nature

The exhibition, themed "Floral Resonance," features a digital art projection area inspired by the concept of "unique, one-time experiences." It showcases 500 selected photographs by Mika Ninagawa, combined with five types of light and shadow effects to create 2,500 different immersive styles. Each image lasts only about 10 seconds, offering a fleeting experience. This interaction allows visitors to explore the subtle relationship between humans and nature.

By utilizing digital technology to create interactive designs, it is possible to craft deep and personalized experiences that quickly connect users with brands, bridging the gap and increasing the likelihood of social sharing. This also creates opportunities for generating buzz. King One Design, along with its subsidiary King One Interactive, combines expertise in exhibition and spatial design with digital technology to tailor mapping projection solutions for various clients. From exhibition venues to commercial spaces, these projections not only highlight the advantages of products and services but also allow interactive users to co-create unique experiences with the brand.

1. FISHBONE Design – Taipei International Building Show: Switch Scenes at Will

King One Design showcases FISHBONE Design's smart home services through a touch-sensitive mapping projection wall. Interactive technology allows visitors to actively learn about product features and benefits, simulate home environments, and freely switch between different scenarios. This effectively demonstrates product functions and ambiance, enhancing interactivity and making technology more user-friendly.

2. YUNG YUAN GROUP CORP. Headquarters – Touch-Controlled Mapping Projection Unveils at Your Fingertips

King One Design created a high-tech corporate headquarters for YUNG YUAN GROUP CORP., featuring innovative and sophisticated mapping projection walls. These walls visually present YUNG YUAN's eight major products, offering an immersive guided experience. The tactile interactive projections leave a more profound impression on visitors regarding the products.

3. Bureau of Energy, Ministry of Economic Affairs "Renewable Energy Interstellar Tour" - Endless Fun for Families

Using a mapping projection wall to showcase the history and sites of renewable energy in Taiwan, allowing visitors to quickly gain knowledge about Taiwan's development in renewable energy.

Although mapping projection is presented on a flat surface, it can create a three-dimensional immersive scene that reconstructs and translates the knowledge or concepts intended by the exhibitor into a fully sensory experience. In the context of art, it allows viewers to explore the inner world of the artist, while for products, it facilitates a connection between the audience and the brand. Through interaction with mapping projection, audiences co-create a unique experience with the exhibitor, opening up more possibilities for the presentation content.