

Zhan Wang and the shiny steel rocks
Peng Wei and the painted silk boots
Sun Yitian and the giant plastic toys
Liu Dao and the dancing LED lights
YOUR GOAL
Master of The chrome and neon revolution of Chinese art

choko Animate the dancing LED lights to discover how Liu Dao blends technology with Chinese art.
choko Liu Dao LED Art
Dance with the lights, dance with the lights We paint your motion in LEDs!

choko French curator Thomas Charvériat founded the M50-based collective in 2006, bringing painters, programmers, dancers, and engineers together to co-create art.

choko Moving digital animations shine through traditional paper cutouts to tell modern stories.
Liu Dao's name: The collective's name means Island Six and was inspired by the building number of their original Shanghai studio.
A semiconductor light source that emits light when current flows through it. In 2006, Thomas Charvériat's Shanghai collective began using these programmed lights to animate traditional paintings.
In which famous Shanghai art district is the Liu Dao / island6 collective headquartered?
choko Shanghai's Kinetic LED Art
Ancient paper cuts and flashing LEDs—(yeah, we glow!) / Shanghai's hyper-energy is looping on repeat! (oh-oh!)
Who founded the island6 Art Center and directed the creation of the Liu Dao collective in 2006?
What digital technology serves as the animated background in most of Liu Dao's light sculptures?
What ancient Chinese papercraft, dating back centuries, does Liu Dao combine with LED lights?
Which Australian museum famously added Liu Dao's multimedia works to its contemporary Chinese art collection?

