A live audiovisual performance and installation at Kaohsiung Music Center, created in collaboration with musician Lim Giong for the DigiWave event, commissioned by the Economic Development Bureau of Kaohsiung City.

The starting point was seashells. That reflex everyone has: you find one on a beach, hold it to your ear, and call it the sound of the sea. Shells are quietly extraordinary objects. Their color, material, and geometry all follow structures that are simple on the surface but deeply complex underneath.

Treasure deconstructs that beauty and re-translates it through new media into sound and generative visuals. Lim Giong handled the composition and sound mixing. I built the real-time generative visual systems in Unity alongside VJ Youji, with Ting-An Ho on visual editing and Ta Chung Liu on the physical installation.

The project had two components: a live performance where Lim Giong's music and our visuals responded to each other in real time, and an installation that ran independently. We open-sourced two of the four Unity visual systems on GitHub, in case they're useful to anyone working through similar problems.