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Datawilds

Focused on data, AI, human perception, and art

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2026 Visualization

Roots of Time

Visualizing the epic of human civilization across 7 global cultural zones through a 3D neural network, featuring an embedded interactive micro-encyclopedia of historical emperors.

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2026 Visualization

Islands of Thought

Thoughts never die; they merely wait to be reread. Forty thinkers from East and West — from Laozi and Confucius to Plato and Kant — become cyber-steles and star matrices. Roam a bilingual data universe spanning two millennia, amidst flickering gold and weathered carvings.

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2026 Interactive

Cyber Sigil

Six sigils, four realms. Pinch to ignite, fist to seal, heart to summon light, pull to tear space. Hands become instruments, sound becomes incantation - rebuilding a sonic temple upon cybernetic ruins.

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2026 Visualization

Sound Form

If sound had shape, what would it look like? Fifteen visual modes - from breathing waveforms to pulsing nebulae - translate every note into a language of light and motion.

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2026 Interactive

Sand Portrait

Scattered, it is sand. Gathered, it is art. Seven scenes, triple sensing - gesture, sound, motion - give every luminous grain a breath. A touch shatters; release restores - like memory, like tides.

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2026 Visualization

Stars in Scrolls

Every classic is a star chart. Heroes of Three Kingdoms, spirits of Journey to the West, fates of Red Chamber, cycles of One Hundred Years of Solitude, epics of War and Peace - when relationships are projected into deep space, what flickers is not just stories but the spectrum of civilization.

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2026 Interactive

Flow Fish

Three koi swim through waters made of words. Toss a character, and they race to devour it; extend your palm, and the school gathers - a living pond of algorithmic calligraphy.

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2026 Interactive

Stardust Statue

Two hundred thousand specks of stardust converge into a statue. It surges from the void, takes form, breathes, lingers a moment, then slowly dissolves back into cosmic dust. Reach out and you can scatter it - but stardust always reconverges, sculpting the next eternal instant.

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Lin Chen

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