During this year's National Day Golden Week, an exhibition titled "Gleaning Relics - Trans-Guangdong + Digital Cultural and Creative Exhibition" was officially opened to the public and will last until October 31.
Exhibition view
Located at Yangtao Square, 1906 Science and Technology Park, Liwan District, Guangzhou, the exhibition explores the integration of intangible cultural heritage and digital technology from an innovative perspective, attracting a large number of cultural enthusiasts during the National Day Golden Week.
The theme of this exhibition, "Gleaning", aims to pick up those intangible cultural heritage skills that have gradually been forgotten and bring them back to the stage of modern life. By stripping away the heavy coat of history, the exhibition reproduces the essence of traditional culture in a simple modern form, and the collision of technology and innovation gives new vitality to intangible cultural heritage skills.
On-site exhibit "Cantonese Flavor" (Author: Xu Junru, Juno)
The exhibition combines a number of award-winning works, including the "Zhu Jinhua Award" "Trans-Cantonese Age" women's photographic works paying tribute to the intangible cultural heritage of Cantonese opera, the creative skateboarding of Cantonese opera masks that appeared at the Paris Olympics in France, and six intangible cultural heritage creative videos unveiled at Milan Design Week in Italy, which is eye-opening.
On-site exhibit "Manchurian Window x Kaleidoscope" (Author: Luo Jun, Wang Yarong)
This exhibition space breaks the limitations of traditional exhibitions with a unique "light exhibition hall" model, and promotes the dissemination and innovation of "Cantonese culture" with the curatorial concept of "everything can be exhibited". In particular, through interactive experience projects, such as the production of intangible cultural heritage lacquer fans and the drawing of Cantonese opera masks, a large number of families and young people have been attracted to participate.
The rise of the national tide has injected new vitality into the dissemination and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage. In the context of the combination of modern technology and traditional culture, more young people are willing to explore and experience the charm of intangible cultural heritage through innovative ways. With the help of cutting-edge technologies such as virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), this exhibition breaks the limitations of time and space, allowing the audience to immerse themselves in the subtlety and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage skills.
The audience experiences intangible cultural heritage skills
Lin Yuhou, the curator of the exhibition, said that this exhibition traces the art and skills of cultural heritage, and realizes the cross-border integration of digital technology and traditional culture. With the help of innovative technologies such as virtual reality, augmented reality and digital art, the exhibition transcends the boundaries of time and space, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in an interactive experience and experience the unique charm of intangible cultural heritage.
Text: Reporter Huang Zhouhui, Correspondent Liang Yanlu, Liang Jiahao