Gods Among Us: Immersive in the NPM Digital Exhibition

Gods Among Us: NPM Digital Exhibition 3.0
Taiwanese society is deeply rooted in spiritual traditions, yet modern youth often embrace religious symbols without fully grasping their mythological origins. To bridge this gap, the "Through Gods Among Us: Immersive in the NPM Digital Exhibition 3.0" uses National Palace Museum treasures—such as Ma Lin’s The Three Taoist Officials Making an Inspection Tour—to awaken an awareness of faith in daily life.
The exhibition features six interactive zones. It begins with the primordial "Creation of the Cosmos," followed by "Deities Take Their Posts" and an AR-powered look at divine bureaucracy in "Into the Halls of Power." After exploring folk spirits in "At Home and Beyond," visitors enter an Immersive Theater that digitally recreates the raw energy of the Mazu Pilgrimage. The journey ends with the "Calendar of the Gods," mapping the shared schedule of humans and the divine.
Key Highlights:
• Technological Innovation: The exhibition combines AI generation with motion-sensing technology, allowing visitors to summon celestial guardians through body gestures.
• Social Connection (SDGs): Integrated with UN Sustainable Development Goals, the exhibition offers themed routes like the popular "Goddess Route." By exploring female consciousness and identity through AI picture books, the exhibition successfully resonates with modern audiences, connecting ancient artifacts to contemporary life.