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2014 Golden Tribe-Glorious Ulaluz

In the bitterly cold winter, Taiwu's coffee shines like the sun, warming people in the cold winter.

Golden Tribe-Glorious Ularuz

From 5:30 to 12:30 in the evening on May 6th, 12/1~12/28, the Aboriginal Office of Pingtung County Government carried out a project to promote the tribe with light and shadow at the Wulaluzi tribe in Taiwu Village, Taiwu Township. "Golden Tribe-Glorious Ularuz Christmas Season". The event site is divided into four major themes, including the deer light dance lighting installation art area, the golden shining original story corridor, the magic carpet interactive projection mapping and the large-scale wish-making and blessing installation performance. In this event, through different lighting display technologies and interactive special effects, Wuraruzi at night presented a different look in addition to the fragrant Taiwu coffee. For this event, everyone took advantage of the weekend break to hold hands and come to Wularuzi to taste coffee and participate in this gorgeous Christmas season.

Projection design

In addition to the container projection that Rooster Lighting is best at, this time it uses the large area of the floor of the tribal activity center to plan large-scale projection mapping and interactive modes. It converts the sensors into digital signals according to the different positions of the people, and then transmits them to the computer to create the location of the people. There were different changes in the position of the scene, which surprised the participating people, and thus gave the projection mapping a more different way of performance. In addition, at the entrance of the activity center, we used effect films with different textures and different lighting colors to project water ripples of different colors on the sidewalk, making the sidewalk look like water, so that people can feel the magical charm of lighting before entering the activity center.

Projection design

In addition to interactive ground projections and water ripple ground projections, the original story corridor, large prayer tree, and deer light dance lighting installation art entrance landmark lighting show are also other highlights of the event. The village relocation monument located at the entrance of the tribe uses colorful linear lights to illuminate the monument's text and the surrounding ring. In addition to making it easier for people entering the tribe to read the text on the monument, they can also notice the surrounding special image sculptures. In the deer light dance lighting installation art area on the right side of the entrance, we use transparent acrylic to form one of the representative animals of the tribe - sambar. Under the illumination of colorful linear lights, these deer become lively in the tribe. In the Original Story Corridor, we use several famous stories of the Paiwan people and arrange representative patterns on large sequin walls, including golden trees, story-telling hands, birth stories, etc., and add the illumination of lights to make these Stories shine brightly in the dark night. The large wishing tree also uses sequins to turn the originally cold metal structure Christmas tree into a lively one. Together with the prayer cards hung by the public, the Christmas tree has a warm and happy feeling in addition to the lively atmosphere. With the illumination of lights, the Christmas tree Transform into a center of attention at night.