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BUILDING COMMUNITY ARTISTIC INSPIRATION

ArtTech Fusion 2024 was not only a platform for the convergence of art and technology but also a
foundation for spreading sustainable values through creative activities and promoting connections
between individuals, organizations, and communities. This was an opportunity for artists, creators,
and scientists from all over the world to share and to spread the message of sustainable
development through art and technology products.

ART EXHIBITION SERIES: CONNECTING THE PAST – PRESENT – FUTURE

Over the past year, UEH has organized a series of art exhibitions that are full of creativity and
sustainability.

The "TET ART - Next Gen Art: Sustainability
through Art-Tech" sculpture exhibition was a
project displaying sculptures and paintings from
the Fine Arts Museum, along with sand art
paintings created by the Institute of Intelligent
& Interactive Technologies and the School of
Media Design. The exhibition also included
works and projects by students from CTD-UEH.
The exhibition theme explored the elements of
Earth, Water, Wind, and Fire, which constitute
the new spring sky, the universe, and life on this
planet. In this, the element "Mind" is key,
determining all beings' existence and

sustainable development. The exhibition served UEH Staff visiting the “TET ART - Next Gen
as a reminder for humans to live in harmony Art: Sustainability through Art-Tech”
within the solid foundation of sustainability. Sculpture Exhibition
The "Spring Art" exhibition displayed products from SMD students in Fundamental
Design. This event allowed students to look back on their academic achievements while
conveying that art is not reserved only for those with talent or experience but opens up
opportunities for everyone willing to explore and to tap into their creative potential.

The "The Light and Instinct of Arts" exhibition featured the sand art painting "Artistic

Sand Table" created by the Institute of Intelligent & Interactive Technologies (3I) and the
School of Media Design (SMD) at the Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Museum. The exhibition
was special not only for its paintings and the layout of the art space but also for its
modernity and forward-thinking approach, where technology was integrated into
traditional works, offering the audience new perspectives.

The "Artworks of Female Artists in the Collection of the Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts
Museum" exhibition presented 30 art reproductions of modern artworks by Vietnamese
female artists at UEH's B Campus. Each artwork told a unique story, demonstrating
Vietnamese women's talent, creativity, and artistic spirit. The exhibition also helped raise
awareness of women's significant role in developing the nation’s fine arts and deepened
students' understanding of the importance of preserving national cultural heritage.

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