X-site 2024 Analogue Forest
Visual Identity
exhibition, key visual, visual identity, motion graphic
For the TFAM plaza, designed with simplicity under strong sunshine, Analogue Forest offers vast shade and a dynamic spatial experience for summer tourists. Analogue Forest took place in Taipei Fine Arts Museum from 11 May to 22 July, 2024.
Comprising 25 tree-like columns with a weightless canopy, the structure sways gently, inviting pedestrians into a realm beyond daily life. The descending canopy forms a central space, contrasting human-scale edges with towering columns, transforming movement into inner exploration. Light filters through the shading mesh, dissolving the tent-like outline into a visioned forest.
↑Analogue Forest at TFAM
Photo by Yu-Tzu Huang
Design
The smallest square element in the key visual of X-site 2024 Analogue Forest comes from the largest matrix-like layout of the space in the plaza of Taipei Fine Arts Museum. Through the swinging of dynamic visuals, it resonates with the bottom of the tree pillars, like a roly-poly toy. The squares move rhythmically between the mesh and the tree pillars, attempting to present ”komorebi“(木漏れ日)—the fleeting light that filters through the gaps in the treetops.
↑Photo by Atelier YenAn
↑Photo by Yu-Tzu Huang
Space assets
