The Digital Art Gallery, also called D+ for short, with a total area of approximately 17,000 square meters, comprises five distinctive experiential spaces: the Flight Hall, the White Box, the Flex Space, the Holographic Space, and the Dome Art Gallery.
Driven by cutting-edge digital technology, the museum revolves around the core principles of "narrativization of space, artistic integration of technology, and intelligent operations." It systematically integrates advanced technologies such as giant LED screens, holographic imaging, real-time interaction, and motion platforms to create a comprehensive future-oriented art experience platform that transcends traditional exhibition models.
The museum's spaces are highly flexible and adaptable, seamlessly transitioning between various modes such as art exhibitions, live performances, virtual shows, live broadcasts of major events, brand fashion shows, and even specific therapeutic scenarios, based on different content and activity requirements.
This evolution from a "static exhibition venue" to a "dynamic vitality generator" has been fully realized.Technology reshapes art, the Digital Gallery aims to create the digital eye of the Greater Bay Area."
