An interactive installation of the AI holographic play Divine Cats in the Painting (画里有神喵)

A visitor "steps into" the Scroll of Myriad Realms with an interactive device at the exhibition.

Recently, the "Space 7.8" cultural center debuted at the 798 Art District as a new integrated cultural space blending immersive experiences, intangible cultural heritage interactions, and cultural and creative consumption. At the same time, the immersive digital experience exhibition "The Scroll of Myriad Realms" was unveiled.

"The Scroll of Myriad Realms" digital experience exhibition ingeniously blends the vibrant everyday life portrayed in A Scroll of Poems About Spring in the Capital (京师生春诗意图) with the imperial grandeur of The Qianlong Emperor's Southern Inspection Tour, presenting a panoramic view of the Beijing Central Axis. Visitors can "step into the painting" and immerse themselves in the scenes through interactive devices. Within the exhibition, there is an AI holographic play, Divine Cat in the Painting (画里有神喵), where a lively divine cat named "Moyu" guides visitors through time to witness a dialogue crossing eras and spaces between Emperor Qianlong and Su Dongpo, a renowned poet of the Song Dynasty.

The Space 7.8 strives to create an immersive experience on cultural tourism by integrating technology and culture. Beyond "The Scroll of Myriad Realms" digital exhibition and AI holographic performance space, it features a photo zone recreating the Central Axis landscape and hosts the "Civilization in Archaeology" VR exhibition. Through diverse digital mediums, these installations transport visitors through history to explore five major Chinese civilization sites: Liangzhu, Taosi, Erlitou, Sanxingdui, and Yinxu.

(Source: Beijing Daily)