ForestPainting

In the downtown area of Singapore, a grand Mid-Autumn Festival temple fair lantern is in preparation. Lantern artisans from China are busy doing the final installation and commissioning work for the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival lantern exhibition. With the successful installation and commissioning of the Mid-Autumn Festival temple fair lanterns on September 16, 2024. The temple fair management staff was very satisfied with every detail of the lantern exhibition.

In the Lingshan scenic area in Jiangsu province, this is the first year that Chinese lantern have been used to match the real blue lotus flowers in the scenic area. FOREST PAINTING LANTERN adheres to the spirit of artisans and combines traditional techniques with modern colors, and finally presents perfectly in the Blue Lotus Lake of the scenic spot.

To welcome the 2024 Year of the Dragon (the 30th Zigong Lantern Festival), we needed a landmark that honored this ancient zodiac sign while addressing a modern crisis.

For any outdoor venue, a nighttime event must offer real educational value to justify the investment to stakeholders. We stepped away from standard decorative setups and built a highly detailed “macro-world” journey.

Unlike typical residential or commercial projects, this venue required a lighting solution that served a dual purpose: celebrating the festival while reinforcing its brand identity as a hub for modern agriculture.

The Shan Hai Jing is a foundational text of Eastern mythology, filled with bizarre creatures and epic tales. When clients request a Chinese Monster Lantern exhibition based on this lore, the biggest danger is visual mistranslation.