When art meets technology at Powerlong Museum

A volcanic eruption, an underwater world, and mysterious forest, they are all part of an immersive 3D wonderland adventure in seven different spaces at Shanghai Powerlong Museum. Each visitor is given an energy bracelet upon entering the space, which is used to trigger a wave of light that moves through the entire room.
As art and technology increasingly merge, immersive works have become popular in recent years. Instead of taking on the role of an observer, you become an integral part of the artwork itself. This can be achieved through touch, movement, or even voice. These installations often use sensors and real-time data processing to respond to visitors’ actions, creating a dynamic and personalized experience.