KL building bathed in dazzling light shows in annual 'Terang' digital mapping series


A batik-inspired work seen at the 'Terang 2024' projection mapping showcase at the Malaysia Tourism Centre (MaTiC) in Kuala Lumpur, featuring digital artworks inspired by the theme 'Cultural Futurism.' Photo: The Star/Shaari Chemat

In downtown Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysia Tourism Centre (MaTiC) — once a rubber and mining tycoon’s family home in the 1930s — is now dazzling with Terang 2024, an annual outdoor projection mapping series open to the public until Oct 20.

The nightly programme, organised by digital art collective Filamen and Pixel World with support from Aswara (National Academy of Art, Culture and Heritage), returns for its second edition, featuring 34 projection mapping displays. Each digital piece, lasting one to 1.5 minutes, is inspired by the theme "Cultural Futurism."

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