Hanoi’s cultural legacy comes alive through digital light and technology

(VOVWORLD) - Hanois heritage meets innovation at the ongoingRadiant Hanoi – Light and Heritage” exhibition at 93 Dinh Tien Hoang Street. Digital tools are used to preserve the capitals past for future generations.

Hanoi’s cultural legacy comes alive through digital light and technology - ảnh 1A visitor touches the screen to explore Hanoi’s heritage.

Digital technologies like 3D mapping, kinetic LED systems, interactive walls, and virtual reality allow visitors to immerse themselves in and interact with the exhibition.

Dang Phan Diep, Director General of Vietsoftpro, a partner company supporting the exhibition, said that the exhibition spaces create a journey that tells Hanois historical and cultural stories through multiple art forms.

“We present each story through lighting, sound, and multiple languages, and there are interactive experiential spaces like Future Hanoithat feature VR experiences, and spaces that look back into the past. Each technology, each story, takes a different approach to helping the public understand and love Hanoi more,” said Diep.

Hanoi’s cultural legacy comes alive through digital light and technology - ảnh 2A foreign visitor with the folk painting printed by herself from a traditional handcrafted woodblock. 

The exhibition highlights the elements that shape Hanoi’s identity, including its thousand-year history, its distinctive urban landscape, its rich folk heritage, and its aspiration to be a dynamic, creative capital in the digital age.

The exhibition is presented in a very modern form. With spring approaching, it feels lively and uplifting, making people feel inspired and optimistic. What impressed me most was the harmonious combination of tradition and modernity, and the exhibitions very fresh perspective on Hanoi,” said a visitor. 

Another added, “I was most impressed by the VR360 experience area. The technology allows young people like me to experience Vietnams cultural heritage. The way the exhibition is organized - the visuals and the careful details - made me feel that Hanoi had been miniaturized within the exhibition. It was wonderful.”

 

 

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