South African artist showcases nature's rhythms at CYUT

The Department of Visual Communication Design (VCD) invited South African artist Mari-Louise du Plessis to exhibit her work on campus. Students from the "Exhibition Practices" course curated the show.

The exhibition, "The Pulse of Nature," features multimedia art combining visual and auditory elements. The works allow viewers to experience the rhythms and pulses of nature. Mari-Louise du Plessis is renowned for her unique style, which blends musical creation with visual art to capture the sounds and sights of nature. This exhibition showcases her interdisciplinary work, which embodies artistry, experimentation, and international appeal.

The exhibition is organized by VCD students, who demonstrated high professionalism in event planning, promotional design, documentation, and execution. It runs through December 13 at the Yellow Box Design Workshop on the fourth floor of CYUT's Design Building.

Photo 1: Dr. Chun-Ming Huang (right) expressed profound gratitude to Mari-Louise du Plessis (left) for displaying her works at CYUT.

Photo 2: Visual Communication Design students organized the show and demonstrated high professionalism.

Photo 3: President Tao-Ming Cheng (right) presented the Certificate of Appreciation to Mari-Louise du Plessis (left).

Photo 4: Mari-Louise du Plessis blends musical creation with visual art to capture the sounds and sights of nature.

Photo 5: The exhibition features a performance format that incorporates real-time, interactive audiovisual elements, pushing the boundaries of traditional art and music.