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https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-981-96-3608-2_13
Lead Brunei researcher for “Mapping Creative Technology in ASEAN”, a research project by Creative Friction LTD.
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The arts and technologies ecosystem in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is shaped by tradition, modernity, and a drive for prosperity. It has evolved significantly over the past decade, as marked by the expansion of social media platforms, immersive experiences and artificial intelligence. The Covid-19 pandemic accelerated a shift to hybrid and digital-first approaches in the arts, with a focus on upskilling and new livelihood opportunities for creative professionals. Artists are pushing practices by using technologies in lighting, 3D, sensors, sound production and others.
BRUNEI-MUARA – Some 60 youth attended a programme held at The Vue Space on 22 February. The half-day programme themed, “No Bad Projects” was a platform for 10 talents to share their knowledge, insights and inspirations of local projects to creative professionals, students, and youth.
Video by Faiq Airudin
The 2nd Brunei-China Art and Visual Culture Festival open to public. Exhibitions, dialogues and Chinese and Jawi calligraphy workshops are open free to all!
