Effective Composition Design of Cultural Displays: A Case of Bát Tràng Exhibition Space in Hanoi, Vietnam Effective Composition Design of Cultural Displays: A Case of Bát Tràng Exhibition Space in Hanoi, Vietnam

Abstract

The research aims to design visual impact the space of an exhibition under the theme of the Bát Tràng village for showcasing artworks and to gather at vietnam relevant theoretical information for incorporation into the project. The research methodology includes studying relevant theories through literature review, developing a draft design, creating a drawing, and producing the actual artwork. The design using a semi-closed back window, natural tones and vibrant colors to captivate the audience's attention. Horizontal lighting is selected. The selection of materials and the composition of elements aim to convey messages. The study suggests that designing the space with a semi-closed back window allows for clear visibility of activities within the exhibition area, and the Window Display section continues to utilize effective effects.

            The study finds that the semi-closed back window design allows clear visibility of exhibition activities while maintaining the effectiveness of the displayed works. The design of the front, middle, and rear sections of the window displays effectively communicates the narrative, except for challenges related to color communication, prompting further inquiry.