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Visualizing the Spatio-Temporal Narratives of Hong Kong’s Southbound Literati
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DescriptionNanlai Zhi Hua visualizes the spatio-temporal narratives of Hong Kong’s Southbound Literati through “data flowers” that merge bio- graphical and fictional geographies. Integrating literary geography with information visualization, the project translates displacement and nostalgia into visual form, revealing how spatial memory struc- tures diasporic creativity in post-1949 Hong Kong.
Contributors
Yuan Zhang
Tsinghua University
Department of Information Art & Design, Academy of Arts & Design
Angela Chulei Tang
Tsinghua University
Department of Information Art & Design, Academy of Arts & Design
Yan song Chen
Beijing Normal University
School of Arts & Communication
Yi Yi Qian
China Academy of Art
Department of Digital Media Art
WenBo Wang
Tsinghua University
Department of Information Art & Design
Min zhi Shen:
Tsinghua University
Department of Information Art & Design
Qi Duanmu
China Academy of Art
School of Design and Innovation
Yin Bing
China Academy of Art
School of Design and Innovation
Event Type
Poster
TimeTuesday, 16 December 20259:00am - 6:00pm HKT
LocationHall 3F/G Concourse, Level 3
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