Exhibition | Xiamen International Design & Art Week

TEA founder Chen Ruokun led his team to collaborate with Professor Wu Qiong (Dean of the Academy of Arts & Design, Tsinghua University) and Dr. Wang Jing to co-create Into, a multimodal AI interactive experience of intelligent consciousness clusters. This cross-disciplinary partnership directly addresses the core proposition of human-machine relationships in the AI era. The work is currently on display at the Xiamen International Design & Art Week.

Into is an interactive video installation that explores the dynamics of power and perception between humans and AI agents. Through their physical behaviors and real-time dialogue, viewers "enter" a rule-based territory dominated by an AI agent. Based on the viewer's linguistic patterns, pace of movement, and emotional inclinations, the agent dynamically generates and opens different "world portals"—which could be a distorted mirror maze, a serene data forest, or a clamorous ruin of semantics. The installation aims to present what AI observes and interprets as a product of the structure of human consciousness.