VUVU's Memory - Indigenous Culture and Biodiversity

Entrant

Chiao Friendly

Category

Conceptual Design - Exhibition & Events

Client's Name

Forestry Bureau, Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan, Taiwan

Country / Region

Taiwan

Gallery

MUSE Design Awards Conceptual Design - Exhibition & Events Winner - VUVU's Memory - Indigenous Culture and Biodiversity (Image 1)

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MUSE Design Awards Conceptual Design - Exhibition & Events Winner - VUVU's Memory - Indigenous Culture and Biodiversity (Image 3)

MUSE Design Awards Conceptual Design - Exhibition & Events Winner - VUVU's Memory - Indigenous Culture and Biodiversity (Image 4)

MUSE Design Awards Conceptual Design - Exhibition & Events Winner - VUVU's Memory - Indigenous Culture and Biodiversity (Image 5)

MUSE Design Awards Conceptual Design - Exhibition & Events Winner - VUVU's Memory - Indigenous Culture and Biodiversity (Image 6)

MUSE Design Awards Conceptual Design - Exhibition & Events Winner - VUVU's Memory - Indigenous Culture and Biodiversity (Image 7)

MUSE Design Awards Conceptual Design - Exhibition & Events Winner - VUVU's Memory - Indigenous Culture and Biodiversity (Image 8)

MUSE Design Awards Conceptual Design - Exhibition & Events Winner - VUVU's Memory - Indigenous Culture and Biodiversity (Image 9)

MUSE Design Awards Conceptual Design - Exhibition & Events Winner - VUVU's Memory - Indigenous Culture and Biodiversity (Image 10)

About The Entry

We provide children an exhibition to understand the relevance between indigenous culture and the natural ecosystem with vivid scenarios, interactive experiences, and colorful illustrations. You may discover the animals and plants around VUVU’s field, and learn how to call and use these elements via interactive devices in this exhibition. We hope to simplify the idea for children and help them to treasure local culture and ecological environment in Taiwan.

*People called elders VUVU in Taiwanese Rukai indigenous community.