NCUT Graduation Exhibition "Untitled" showcases the diverse creativity of graduates

       〔稿源：2023-12-14 / 教育人傳媒〕

       The Department of Cultural and Creative Industries of NCUT held its 14th Graduation Exhibition at the National Information Library on December 14, showcasing the creativity and talents of 40 graduates under the theme "Untitled". This significant event brought together 15 groups of students from the three major fields of design, audiovisual, and marketing, displaying their unique perspectives and boundless potential.

       The theme of this graduation exhibition, "Untitled", was chosen to encourage students to break free from constraints, develop creatively, and surpass their own limitations. Huang Shih-Chia, the head of the department, expressed his hope that students would explore freely and push their boundaries. He also highlighted that this exhibition marked the first time animation elements were incorporated, with students presenting their stories through social media platforms. This innovative approach allowed the audience to gain a deeper understanding of the concepts behind the works through lively and engaging animations.

       Director Huang further mentioned that for a long time, marketing has heavily relied on print media. However, he believed that cultural creativity should be integrated with information. To achieve this, the animation teacher guided students to utilize animation for marketing purposes. This endeavor marked a small breakthrough for Bi Zhan in the past decade. Additionally, this year's opening ceremony was conducted in English for the first time, alongside Mandarin and Taiwanese, showcasing the diverse characteristics of the Department of Cultural and Creative Industries in both local and international cooperation.

       Among the impressive displays of each group, the "Art of Research" subgroup within the marketing team drew inspiration from traditional amusement arrays to create unique and innovative mobile phone holders, guardians, and other peripheral products. The "Sasa pong pong" group personified spices and actively engaged with social media platforms to successfully promote spice knowledge and collaborate with the handmade snack industry, thereby distinguishing itself in the cultural youth market.

       Wang, Yi-Shin, a classmate of "Sasa Pong Pong," explained that the concept behind this event is to establish a platform for promoting spice knowledge, enabling everyone to engage in discussions and experiences related to spices through character creation. With the kitchen as the central theme, they disseminated information about spices via social media and collaborated with brands from Taichung to further develop the brand.

       The entire event venue is designed in a manner that incorporates broken lines, curves, twists, and turns, symbolizing the integration and intersection of the three major fields within cultural and creative endeavors, showcasing endless possibilities. The "Untitled" Graduation Exhibition will remain on display until December 24 in the Arts Corridor of the National Library of Public Information.

       The public is cordially invited to attend and participate in this grand event.

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