We realized that art is a powerful product of civilization. In the cities, art is displayed in the pure and tranquil galleries, allowing people to glan-ce through. Some people are pleased and some people are inspired. However, this expe-rience is like a dream, people gradually forget the peaceful moment they had with art after leaving. They continue living in the hustle and bustle of city life, searching for comfort. As members of the New Media Cruiser Institute, we feel regretful for this astonished phenomenon and could not remove the guiltiness we have to art from our thoughts.
In order to pursue the most effective form of art, we decided to start a ser-ies of projects in 2015. Using "Speed," the core value of this generation, as the sprit of our research, we study the potential possibilities of art to exceed the limitation of being presented in the galleries. Could art emerge into the city walls through action? Could it face the crowds, get involved, or even communicate with the ci
