TAICCA and the co-curation team Ultra Combos will unveil their thoughts and reflections that emerged along with the development of TCCF Innovations, sharing their insights into Taiwan’s cultural technology industry, and discussing its industrial strengths and opportunities. Join this session and envision the near future of cultural technology trends with us.
※ Chinese session with Chinese-English simultaneous translation.
※ Online reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating. Walk-in entry on-site is subject to availability.
Artist, Public Program Manager of Hide and Seek Audiovisual Art Ltd. Committing to the promotion of art and public education, and allowing public discussions to take place through dialogue in different venues.
Co-founder and current Director of Ultra Combos. The studio is composed of professionals from various fields, and their works span from new media art to digital experience design.
mashbean is a medical doctor turned web3 architect. He is both a researcher and practitioner of decentralized autonomous organization in the public and third sectors. Notably, he curated "Project %" for FABDAO and participated in the 2022 Ars Electronica Festival. With a deep appreciation for the spirit of Plurality, he is dedicated to finding a unique approach that deviates from the synthetic technocracy and corporate libertarianism.
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With years of experience in the technology industry, Alice has ventured into the cultural content sector. During her service at the Board of Science and Technology, Executive Yuan, she was responsible for the research and planning of the technology aspect of the Forward-looking Infrastructure Development Program, aiding in inter-ministerial cooperation. Simultaneously, during her tenure at the Institute for Information Industry, Alice engaged in activities promoting cultural technology fields such as digital archiving, digital content, new media art exhibitions, and museum technology. With over a decade of dedicated efforts, Alice possesses a blend of experience in industry, government, and research. Currently, her focus lies in promoting interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation between the cultural content and technology industries. Collaborating across these diverse domains is both challenging and fascinating. She believes that by diligently uncovering the respective values within each domain, collaborative creation can lead to a win-win outcome.
