With “Cross the Border” as the theme, we look forward to stripping the exhibition venue from the real world through design, creating a new scene between actual space and false existence. The design uses a wrapping approach to shape the entire site.
Beyond the existing boundary of the space, by superimposing a layer of boundary, the original chaos of the commercial place is eliminated. The whole space is embedded between the wall and the partition. Seeing the external world as the initial border, the mall becomes the second border. Above the border of the mall, the overall package is overlapped, which is the border above the border. However, this layer of wrapping is at the same time detached from the original site, blending but not covering. The screen, artworks and mirrors are regarded as a new layer of boundary, and this layer of the border has a new integration with the viewer, which makes the new boundary and flow continue to form in the site.
Starting from the diversity of Burberry Generation’s artworks, we divided the overall space into three different dimensions of “crossing borders”. The garden at the entrance shows the fusion of digital creation and the natural world. Variation Sequence shows the fusion of the virtual world and the human. My Balance area, through a series of balance works, re-interprets the fusion of balance with humans themselves.