noiz architects designs minimal exhibition space for peng wei in taipei
all images courtesy of tina keng gallery
art works: peng wei
curator: rudy tseng
tokyo-based firm noiz architects were given the honor to design ‘coming full circle’, an exhibition showcasing the work of contemporary chinese artist peng wei. set within the national museum of history in taipei, the studio sought to create a space matching the aesthetic feel and sensitivities of wei.
an LED wall provides even lighting to enhance the delicacy wei’s pieces
to instill such a feeling within the interior, noiz designed an evenly-lit space with elements that make it feel both extremely calm and weightless. doing so allows viewers to focus, at their own pace, at the intricate detail and qualities of each work.
close-up of ‘good things come in paris 10’
‘coming full circle’ is a body of pieces arranged as a linear movement from the beginning to end of a journey. abstract, triangular elements work in tandem with custom-made long tables to lead viewers throughout, while simultaneously providing a certain weightlessness.
main exhibition space
every table were designed with ultra-thin legs to give a feeling of lightness
a suspended artwork acts as an accent in front of a wall
custom tables were set individually throughout to optimize the viewing experience
wall separating the entrance hallway and main exhibition room
an intimate area dedicated to wei’s shoe paintings
floor plan
project info:
title: peng wei exhibition design
location: taipei, taiwan
exhibition title: coming full circle
exhibition designer: noiz architects
exhibited artist: peng wei
venue: national museum of history, taipei
design team: keisuke toyoda(partner), jiashuan tsai(partner), chao-yuan liang, bianca dobru, yi-ru tsai
materials: vinyl floor sheets, white painted wood, white painted steel rods, and LED light box
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edited by: nick brink | designboom
