Antique: Interacting Time through Interactive UI/UX and Media Art

NEW YORK, NY -- The recent exhibition titled Antique: Interpreting Time through Interactive UI/UX and Media Art, which took place at the Memor Museum in New York from August 23 to September 9, 2024, displayed a variety of works that investigate the convergence of digital design, personal identity, and temporal perception in our media-driven society. Curated by Mouhui Sun, the exhibition motivated viewers to consider how technology influences our understanding of self and reality, while also encouraging contemplation on topics such as capitalism, surveillance, and the commercialization of human experiences. It can be mentioned that this is a group exhibition with 6 UI/UX designers participating. 

Exhibition Poster. Image Courtesy of Memor Museum.

In various pieces, the exhibition raised an essential question: how do we traverse our identities, environments, and connections in a world influenced by rapidly advancing digital technologies? With Antique now concluded, a reflective look indicates its enduring impact on the contemporary conversation regarding the influence of design, technology, and media art on our lived experiences.

CRED: Web 3.0 cryptocurrency trading platform.

The exhibition’s highlight, Zhiwen Qian’s Web 3.0 cryptocurrency trading platform - CRED, a rapidly growing Web 3.0 project with over 1 million users, is revolutionizing cryptocurrency trading by offering a seamless and secure platform for both beginners and experienced investors.

Zhiwen Qian crafted a wonderful cryptocurrency transaction process experience in the digital world. As digital currencies become essential in global finance, CRED leads with an intuitive interface that simplifies trading while ensuring lightning-fast execution and real-time market updates.

For the security, Zhiwen Qian’s work also reflected the security in the cryptocurrency world. Security is a top priority, with advanced encryption and multi-layered authentication safeguarding users' funds, establishing CRED as a trusted gateway for mass cryptocurrency adoption.

CRED: Web 3.0 cryptocurrency trading platform, Zhiwen Qian. Image Courtesy of Memor Museum.

Yao Li, as the UI/UX designer partner of Zhiwen Qian, she has demonstrated exceptional talent in user experience and human-computer interaction. Her designs go beyond creating seamless user experiences; they also incorporate eco-friendly and sustainable principles, reflecting her dedication to positively impacting the world through thoughtful and responsible design.

Mouhui Sun, the visionary curator behind this exhibition, has dedicated over a decade to championing innovative brand strategy, graphic design, and exhibition curation. As the founder of AAAAH!, a cultural movement highlighting Asian art and creativity, Sun has established herself as a pivotal figure in nurturing the Asian artist community and bringing powerful, multicultural narratives to life. Through her work, she continues to foster spaces where art intersects with technology, identity, and community, creating thought-provoking and immersive experiences that resonate on a global scale.

About Memor Museum:

Memor Museum has established multiple sites globally focused on cultural heritage preservation. Through innovative exhibition planning, immersive and interactive experiences, and a diverse range of activities, it integrates culture and technology to bring history to life in an enduring way. As a systematic museum complex, it regularly hosts exhibitions and engages projects related to artifact preservation and restoration, related equipment development, cultural heritage protection and utilization as well as the creation of cultural heritage IPs. Visit them on the Upper East Side at 1130 Madison Ave.

For more information on the exhibition and to explore Memor Museum's global initiatives, visit www.memormuseum.com.

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