Tsinghua University's Academy of Arts & Design Launches 2025 Postgraduate Digital Art Exhibition Featuring Wang Yaqi's 'Echoes' and Li Ming's 'Memory Palace'
Published on 5.26.25
Tsinghua University's Academy of Arts & Design has once again demonstrated its commitment to pushing the boundaries of art and technology with the launch of its 2025 postgraduate exhibition. The event showcases the innovative work of emerging artists and designers, highlighting the academy's ability to respond to contemporary issues through the fusion of art and technology.
The exhibition features several notable digital art installations, including Wang Yaqi's "Echoes," which uses machine learning algorithms to create a dynamic soundscape that responds to the movements of visitors. Another standout piece is Li Ming's "Memory Palace," which utilizes augmented reality to transport viewers into a virtual world inspired by traditional Chinese architecture.
The interactive zone allows attendees to engage with the artwork in a unique and dynamic way, blurring the lines between artist, viewer, and medium. The immersive environment features installations that incorporate AI-generated visuals, virtual reality experiences, and other innovative technologies.
By providing a platform for emerging artists to showcase their work, the academy is helping to shape the future of digital art and design.