D^4

Cutting through dimensions, revealing digital space.

Artistic creation often stems from observations and experiences in life, and presenting these experiences in various forms is the essence of art. In the 21st century, the virtual has become the norm, and in a data-filled era, physical and virtual technologies are no longer in opposition but rather support and integrate each other. In this context, it is crucial to explore how electronic phenomena merge into artistic experiences.

"Electronic data" is a colourless, tasteless and shapeless entity that surrounds the entire human social space. From civil to military satellite stations, information data is constantly floating in urban spaces, eventually becoming ubiquitous in the endless waves of technological development. In this imperceptible transmission process, occasional interference of varying degrees can turn the data into noise. The energy that disappears in the process leaves behind an infinite realm of the unknown.

New media artist Chan Long Fung's solo exhibition "D^4" is a major project of the Hong Kong Arts Development Council's 13th Arts Ambassadors-in-School Scheme, which aims to explore innovative art experiences through technology and to introduce the public to "Art X TECH". The artwork is composed of several large screens, creating a depth-filled imaginative space for the flat surface, allowing the audience to interact and recreate the moments of data transmission.