As they say, the VR wand is mightier than the sword.
The traditional art of Chinese calligraphy is getting a breath of digital modernity, thanks to a new VR installation by the Taiwan National Palace Museum, and technology show Computex.
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The project is claimed to be the world’s first VR calligraphy installation.
After you put on the headset, you’re greeted by a beautiful Chinese pavilion, as traditional Chinese characters float in the background.
The whole experience, viewed in VR, is amazingly gorgeous — and it almost feels like you’re being transported to a scene out of ancient China. Read more…
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