Media art exhibition in a 6,600㎡ space / Delivers a sense of presence like space travel
Media art by ViveStudios. <Photo courtesy of ViveStudios>
AI-powered virtual production company ViveStudios announced on the 23rd that it created the intro and finale media art content for the “Le Space Inspire” exhibition hall.
Le Space is the largest immersive media art exhibition hall in Korea, located within Inspire Resort on Yeongjong Island, Incheon, which opened in March. The exhibition was planned and produced by Hyundai Futurenet, a leader in immersive media art known for its “Arte Museum.”
Le Space follows the theme of “A Journey to the Unknown,” offering an experience of interstellar travel. It consists of 18 exhibition zones and spans approximately 6,600㎡ (2,000 pyeong). Unlike traditional exhibition halls, the entire space is transformed into media surfaces through Hyundai Futurenet’s technology, creating a multidimensional presentation.
In this project, ViveStudios was responsible for the media art content at the beginning ("Boarding Gate") and the end ("Space Travel") of the exhibition. The “Space Travel” section includes cinematic visuals of a primordial planet in “Birth of a Star,” natural and neon-lit features of an alien planet in “Growth of a Star,” the mystery and beauty of a black hole in “Darkness Toward the Light,” and the fantasy of space behind a black hole in “Rebirth: Beyond the Black Hole.”
ViveStudios handled not only the video design of outer space, spaceships, space stations, and alien planets, but also the sound effects, maximizing the realism of the experience. Narration was added to guide visitors through their cosmic journey, enhancing immersion. This allows visitors to feel as though they are flying through space, not just watching a video.
With this project, ViveStudios expanded its business scope to immersive media art content. While previously focused on CGI and VFX for advertisements and filmed content, the company took on full-scale production of space-based media art at Le Space, setting a new milestone in its portfolio.
Kim Dong-won, Executive Director of ViveStudios, said, “We focused on detail so visitors to Inspire Resort could feel the realism of space travel through video and sound in a large-scale space. As we’ve participated in Korea’s largest immersive media art exhibition alongside top media art companies, we will continue to strengthen our production of media art content using CGI, VFX, and virtual technology.”
ViveStudios is a company that provides services such as virtual production, spatial planning, and content creation based on AI technology. It specializes in integrating computer graphics (CG) and 3D-based visual effects (VFX) into real-time virtual production on filming sets, participating in diverse content production projects.
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Media art exhibition in a 6,600㎡ space / Delivers a sense of presence like space travel
Media art by ViveStudios. <Photo courtesy of ViveStudios>
AI-powered virtual production company ViveStudios announced on the 23rd that it created the intro and finale media art content for the “Le Space Inspire” exhibition hall.
Le Space is the largest immersive media art exhibition hall in Korea, located within Inspire Resort on Yeongjong Island, Incheon, which opened in March. The exhibition was planned and produced by Hyundai Futurenet, a leader in immersive media art known for its “Arte Museum.”
Le Space follows the theme of “A Journey to the Unknown,” offering an experience of interstellar travel. It consists of 18 exhibition zones and spans approximately 6,600㎡ (2,000 pyeong). Unlike traditional exhibition halls, the entire space is transformed into media surfaces through Hyundai Futurenet’s technology, creating a multidimensional presentation.
In this project, ViveStudios was responsible for the media art content at the beginning ("Boarding Gate") and the end ("Space Travel") of the exhibition. The “Space Travel” section includes cinematic visuals of a primordial planet in “Birth of a Star,” natural and neon-lit features of an alien planet in “Growth of a Star,” the mystery and beauty of a black hole in “Darkness Toward the Light,” and the fantasy of space behind a black hole in “Rebirth: Beyond the Black Hole.”
ViveStudios handled not only the video design of outer space, spaceships, space stations, and alien planets, but also the sound effects, maximizing the realism of the experience. Narration was added to guide visitors through their cosmic journey, enhancing immersion. This allows visitors to feel as though they are flying through space, not just watching a video.
With this project, ViveStudios expanded its business scope to immersive media art content. While previously focused on CGI and VFX for advertisements and filmed content, the company took on full-scale production of space-based media art at Le Space, setting a new milestone in its portfolio.
Kim Dong-won, Executive Director of ViveStudios, said, “We focused on detail so visitors to Inspire Resort could feel the realism of space travel through video and sound in a large-scale space. As we’ve participated in Korea’s largest immersive media art exhibition alongside top media art companies, we will continue to strengthen our production of media art content using CGI, VFX, and virtual technology.”
ViveStudios is a company that provides services such as virtual production, spatial planning, and content creation based on AI technology. It specializes in integrating computer graphics (CG) and 3D-based visual effects (VFX) into real-time virtual production on filming sets, participating in diverse content production projects.
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