About the Work WOW presented its new art installation, Urban Reflection, at the Clock Tower, a symbol of Hong Kong, from November 8 to 19. Created in collaboration with the local creative agency Way of Difference for ART TECH PARK, a special section of JUMPSTARTER 2023 Tech by the Harbour, a tech startup event held in Hong Kong, the work visually expresses the city’s energy and diversity by symbolically depicting the growth of a city where East and West, urban life and nature, and different races and cultures merge. In a fountain pool with a 27.2 m × 5.4 m water surface, 42 two-sided LED displays approximately 4 meters high and 76 mirrors were installed. As a result, images of Victoria Harbour and skyscrapers were projected, beautifully blending Hong Kong’s neon lights with the radiance of its architecture. Against the backdrop of the skyscrapers stretching across the opposite shore, viewers were immersed in a world where the images on the LED displays were repeatedly reflected by water and mirrors. The installation visually conveyed Hong Kong’s energy and diversity while offering a vision for the future.

In "Mimamori Youkai," many gentle yokai appear. When it comes to yokai, many people may imagine them as beings that "scare people." However, since ancient times, yokai have also been seen as wind, mountains, and nature itself, quietly watching over us humans. The "Mimamori Youkai" are usually invisible, but by using the AR app, you can gently peek into their moving world. At present, only limited smartphones can use the app, but we hope you will give "AR Hirogeru Ehon" a try.