Golden Horse Film Festival
An interactive motion poster using real-time generative code and user-driven brushstrokes to transform Paul Chiang’s abstract art into a living, cinematic experience.
This interactive motion poster was created for the Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival, translating Paul Chiang’s abstract paintings into a digital experience. His works—rooted in the light and atmosphere of Taitung—use shadow, texture, and emotion to reflect the cinematic spirit of the festival.
To extend this expression beyond a static image, the piece becomes a living poster on the web. Users can click or touch the screen to add brushstrokes and points of light, contributing directly to the composition. Each interaction generates real-time visuals through code, producing fluid, non-repetitive motion that evolves with every input.
Rather than simply displaying artwork, the poster invites participation—blurring painting, performance, and interface. It turns the festival’s visual identity into an immersive encounter with abstraction, memory, and the act of seeing.