G-OASIS

Department of Design, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology

四點設計 Contact to G-OASIS for cooperation

Due to global warming, the frequency of forest fires has increased, causing significant loss of tree cover annually. To address this, we propose a biodiversity-centered approach using birds to restore forest ecosystems. By studying bird migration and dietary habits, we can provide the necessary resources to encourage their return, accelerating forest recovery.

This effort will be supported by applications and intelligent management systems to monitor progress and involve the public. Our goal is to promote forest regeneration and ecological balance, raising awareness and encouraging community participation in conservation efforts.

Promoting forest restoration by attracting birds back to the forest.

Liaan

Department of Applied Arts, Fu Jen Catholic University

Polishing represents a journey of perpetual refinement, a testament to trial and error. The application of art emerges from this alchemical process. Through the 4As — Amalgamating ideas, Ardently practicing, Adeptly extracting, and being Addicted to innovation, we, as applied artists, achieve our "AART," which is also our "Alchemy of Art." — We are all 5A+.