The Lopp exhibition
Light power and cable planning
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Hiding the cables.
Planning track routes.
Wood working for adjusting the template at site
Hanging the work in the correct position to align the track, ensuring the car runs smoothly and the electrical power is delivered seamlessly to the running light
Hanging the work in the correct position to align the track, ensuring the car runs smoothly and the electrical power is delivered seamlessly to the running light
Setting up the work and the motor, along with the 3D-printed miniature car I helped design, to sit on the track.
We were thrilled to collaborate with Window 135 to exhibit Su and Chienjing’s work for Rhythmic Studios. Through this experience, I gained valuable skills in exhibition planning, from curating the spatial arrangement to ensuring the project’s atmosphere aligned seamlessly with the venue. Setting up the exhibition involved intricate tasks such as hanging artworks, optimizing lighting, and carefully concealing cables—each detail contributing to the creation of a visually cohesive and immersive experience.