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FabCafe Bangkok เข้าร่วม VIVERSE Creator Program — ทดลองสร้างพื้นที่เรียนรู้ใหม่บนระบบนิเวศ XR
หากย้อนกลับไปเมื่อเกือบสิบปีก่อน HTC เคยเป็นหนึ่งในผู้ผลักดันเทคโนโลยี XR สู่โลก ผ่านแว่น Vive ที่ทำให้แนวคิด “โลกเสมือนจริง” เริ่มเป็นจริงขึ้นในชีวิตประจำวัน แต่เมื่อโลกเทคโนโลยีเคลื่อนไหวเร็วกว่าที่คาด การแข่งขันด้านฮาร์ดแวร์เพียงอย่างเดียวไม่อาจนิยามความก้าวหน้าของ XR ได้อีกต่อไป
ปัจจุบัน HTC ได้พัฒนา “VIVERSE” — แพลตฟอร์มที่มุ่งสร้าง “ระบบนิเวศสำหรับผู้สร้างสรรค์ โดยทำให้กระบวนการที่เคยซับซ้อนในการพัฒนาโลก XR เช่น การจัดการฉาก การสร้างปฏิสัมพันธ์ หรือการออกแบบสภาพแวดล้อมสามมิติ ถูกย่อยให้อยู่ในรูปแบบ template ที่ทุกคนสามารถใช้เป็น springboard เพื่อสร้างสรรค์เกม นิทรรศการ หรือพื้นที่ทดลองของตนเองได้ง่ายขึ้น
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การเข้าร่วม VIVERSE Creator Program จึงเป็นโอกาสในการทดลอง “โครงสร้างใหม่ของการเรียนรู้และการสร้างร่วมกัน”
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ผู้คนจะออกแบบโลกเสมือนที่มีความหมายอย่างไร และมันจะสะท้อนความเป็นมนุษย์ในยุคดิจิทัลได้แบบไหนบ้าง
ระหว่างนี้เรากำลังพัฒนาโปรเจกต์ต้นแบบ ที่จะใช้ VIVERSE เป็นสนามทดลองสำหรับศิลปิน นักเรียน และนักออกแบบรุ่นใหม่ เพื่อเรียนรู้การสร้างพื้นที่ XR ด้วยแนวคิดเชิงออกแบบและจิตวิญญาณของการทดลอง
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สนใจเข้าร่วมโครงการ VIVERSE Creator Program ที่นี่
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"Streetlight's Whisper," my intention was to capture the profound quietude and the subtle, almost melancholic beauty of an urban night. This piece explores how artificial illumination can transform familiar streetscapes into scenes of deep atmosphere and introspection. The lone streetlamp, a beacon in the pervasive darkness, casts a soft, diffused light that gently illuminates the wet sidewalk and the texture of the brick building on the right.
The composition draws the viewer's eye along the narrow path, lined by the dark facades of buildings and the faint gleam of distant vehicle lights, hinting at the hidden life of the city. The rain-slicked surfaces reflect the glow, adding a sense of depth and a shimmering quality to the scene. The absence of figures emphasizes the stillness of the late hour, inviting contemplation on the city's hushed moments and the solitary presence of light in the vast darkness. It's about finding intricate beauty in the ordinary, the silent narratives that unfold in urban depths, and the evocative power of light defining space and mood.
#ArtPhotography #NightPhotography #UrbanLandscape #StreetlightVibes #AtmosphericPhotography #DramaticLighting #CityNight #ShadowAndLight #UrbanGloom #Reflections #StreetScene #QuietCity #VisualNarrative #DarkCityAesthetic #RainyNight #UrbanBeauty #ContemplativeArt #NocturnalScenes #ArchitecturalDetail #gesofMelora #MeloraArtist #RhondaMelo #Melora<3
LO WAH KIU: Our Stories Multimedia Exhibition and Reception
www.creativetechnology.org/events/lo-wah-kiu-our-stories-...
Part of the CCNC Our Stories Project
Artist Statement
This work exists after the moment of agreement.
After We Stopped Pretending is not about conflict, but about honesty. Two figures move through the same architecture of departure, no longer synchronized, no longer negotiating pace. The distance between them is not accidental—it is earned.
Train platforms are designed for order, for alignment, for movement in the same direction. What interests me is how quickly that order dissolves once emotional truth enters the frame. One person always learns it first.
I use light as a structural element rather than a metaphor. Here, it divides the space cleanly—offering no shadowed middle ground. You are either ahead, or you are following.
This is not a dramatic ending.
It is a practical one.
And those are the endings that last.
Artist Statement
There are moments when resolution isn’t dramatic—it’s simply thorough.
We Walked the Length of It is about endurance rather than rupture. Two figures move through a space designed for departure, illuminated not by urgency, but by repetition. The platform becomes a measure of time: each lamp another chance to turn back, each step a quiet confirmation that neither will.
I am interested in what happens when people stay present long after the conversation is over. When meaning has already been decided, but the body still has distance to cover.
By withholding faces, I remove conclusion. What remains is posture, spacing, and light—the physical evidence of an emotional agreement.
Not all endings arrive suddenly.
Some require you to walk them to completion.
He doesn't interrupt the landscape. He blends into it—bare, observant, unarmed except for the tripod cradling his lens. The Witness at Dusk captures that liminal hush before nightfall, when even the mountains seem to pause and listen. There's no audience here, no followers or fanfare—only stone, sky, and the act of remembering.
Artist Process:
This image was composed to mimic a ritual: man, machine, and memory. The figure was placed just off-center to avoid dominating the frame, while the ancient stone and boulder counterbalance his vulnerability with permanence. I worked with the tonal gradients of dusk—cool shadows, soft diffused light—to create a quiet tension. Nothing here is dramatic. That’s why it stays with you. The figure becomes a proxy for the viewer—looking, recording, reverent.
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#TwilightWitness #LandscapeInhale #HumanInNature #BareObservation #SacredStillness #LiminalLight #RuinsAndReverence #EchoOfDusk #TripodAndFlesh #StoneSilhouettes
Artist Statement
“The City Does Not Notice You Leaving” reflects on the imbalance between human presence and constructed space.
The figure moves through the frame without resistance or acknowledgment. Architecture remains unchanged—curved, immovable, indifferent. Light touches surfaces selectively, reinforcing the hierarchy between what is permanent and what passes through.
I am drawn to moments where the city reveals its true scale—not through crowds or noise, but through absence. In these spaces, movement becomes quieter, and identity is reduced to silhouette.
This work is part of my ongoing exploration of urban environments as emotional structures—places that hold memory without remembering those who pass through them.
They never knocked. Never spoke. Just stood there—always in the same suits, always facing the same direction, like a memory frozen in the act of forgetting you. You pulled back the curtain, held your breath, and watched. They did not move.
You’re not sure when they arrived. Only that they never left.
Artist Process:
This piece uses sharp contrast and framing to build tension—placing the viewer in the role of the observer, half-hidden behind a caravan window. The color palette leans toward muted autumnal tones, emphasizing the leaf-littered ground and bare trees as symbols of decay and stasis. The repetition of identical suited figures evokes a surreal, uncanny sensation, inspired by dream logic and surveillance culture. The stillness is deliberate—this moment feels like it could last forever, or snap in an instant.
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#TheOnesWhoWait #SurrealWindow #QuietThreat #UncannyStillness #MenInSuits #WatcherAndWatched #ThresholdTension #FrozenMemory #OutsideButNear
LO WAH KIU: Our Stories Multimedia Exhibition and Reception
www.creativetechnology.org/events/lo-wah-kiu-our-stories-...
Part of the CCNC Our Stories Project
Artist Statement
I am interested in moments that feel rehearsed—not because they lack sincerity, but because we’ve lived them before.
Departure, Practiced captures the quiet choreography of leaving: two figures moving forward under borrowed light, sharing direction but not destination. Train platforms are spaces of permission—places where separation is expected, even forgiven. No one asks why you’re going. Only when.
The repetition of lights and columns mirrors the way departures repeat themselves across a life. Different people, same posture. Different night, same distance.
I work with restraint intentionally. By withholding faces and specifics, I invite the viewer to project their own exit into the frame. This is not a story about these two figures—it is about the moment when staying is no longer the more honest choice.
Some endings are dramatic.
Others are simply well-lit.
LO WAH KIU: Our Stories Multimedia Exhibition and Reception
www.creativetechnology.org/events/lo-wah-kiu-our-stories-...
Part of the CCNC Our Stories Project
He leans into the stone as if it could answer him. In The Camera Faced the Void, But He Did Not, a lone figure stands exposed beside a monument older than memory, facing away from the very thing he set out to witness. The camera waits on its tripod, pointed into the abyss—ready, still, unblinking. But the man stays turned inward, spine lit by a sickly halo, surrounded by dying flowers and unfinished thoughts. The street is empty. The power lines lead nowhere. This is not a moment of observation. It’s surrender.
Artist Process:
This composition was shaped around contrast—vulnerability against stone, organic form against infrastructure. The figure’s nudity is not eroticized but stripped of pretense, set against the hard verticals of column and pole. The camera was placed centrally as a visual axis, symbolizing intention or avoidance. Lighting was designed to cast a faint, artificial glow, giving the entire scene a cinematic, surreal detachment. The fog, barely penetrated by light, serves as metaphor: the unknowable just beyond reach. This piece was meant to feel paused—like something has happened, or is about to.
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#VoidGaze #AbandonedWitness #NakedTruth #CameraVsMan #UrbanReverie #EmotiveSurrealism #SilenceInStructure #VulnerabilityInShadow #CinematicDread #StillnessAsConfession
You don’t always know who’s following you—or if you’re the one following them. In cities carved by history and shadows, every step echoes someone else’s. Two strangers. One path. Neither turns around.
Does it matter who disappears first?
Artist Process:
This piece centers on ambiguity and mirrored movement. The narrow alley was chosen for its layered depth and confined tension. Shadows were enhanced to dissolve details, reducing the figures to silhouettes. The grain and texture of the tiles were preserved to contrast against the blurred anonymity of the men. Color grading leans cold steel blue, desaturated to reinforce the isolation.
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#UrbanMaze #VanishingPointPerspective #FollowingStrangers #CorridorOfSecrets #CitySurveillance #ShadowedFigures #ExistentialDistance #ArchitecturalTension #EchoesOfSilence #StreetGeometry