Fustic. partnered with LG Electronics Vietnam for the global LG OLED ART project to translate the brand’s Zero Connect wireless hardware philosophy into a public art installation. Hosted at Lotte Mall Tay Ho in Hanoi, the exhibition required a system that showcases the capability of handling complex generative art streams across multiple displays. Fustic. designed ‘Futurescape’, a multidimensional space engineered to make advanced display technology feel natural and responsive. The architecture guides visitors through two consecutive journeys of discovery: an immersive room space and an interactive space.
The immersive room utilizes 06 synchronized LG OLED screens configured as a single canvas. Inside this environment, custom real-time software generates cosmic and particle-based visuals, mapping millions of self-illuminating pixels to simulate evolving universal structures. The technical architecture relies on stable data pipelines to distribute high-resolution generative content without latency. Experientially, the room surrounds the viewer in pure, uncompressed light and deep black levels, creating a physical sensation of floating within a digital cosmos.
Transitioning into the interactive space, the installation shifts from passive viewing to an open computational system. Fustic. integrated sensor tracking translates audience movements into real-time visual modifications on the screens. Using sensor-based tracking inspired by wireless signal transmission, visitor movements alter the artwork's generative behavior on screen. This physical interaction changes the digital atmosphere instantly, making the massive scale of the displays feel directly responsive to personal presence.
By anchoring creative coding and generative art integration within a tactile human experience, Fustic. established a contemporary exhibition environment where art-tech functions as an open, collective medium.
