Client Kelab Gecinta Malaysia, supported by Xiao En Group
Project Web Development
Virtual Peace Memorial.
2023
design documentation is available upon request.
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The Virtual Peace Memorial project is an interactive web design that delves into the historical significance of events in Malaysia. Unlike a conventional museum, this virtual platform offers a captivating "virtual viewing experience," immersing visitors in a digital journey through the past.
The Virtual Peace Memorial project is an interactive web design that delves into the historical significance of events in Malaysia. Unlike a conventional museum, this virtual platform offers a captivating "virtual viewing experience," immersing visitors in a digital journey through the past.
The project's core vision is to transcend the limitations of physical space and create a global outreach, connecting with audiences worldwide. It aims to be more than just a substitute for an actual museum; it serves a greater purpose by spreading awareness, educating visitors, and fostering connections among people from different parts of the world.
The website's focal point is a planned physical building located in Semenyih, Malaysia, serving as a beacon of remembrance and a symbol of peace. However, the virtual platform serves as an extension of this vision, reaching far beyond geographical boundaries.
Sustainability is a fundamental pillar of the project. The platform encourages contributions from individuals across the globe, providing an opportunity for people to share their stories, artifacts, and materials related to the events in Malaysia. By building a community organically through these submissions, the project ensures a diverse and inclusive representation of historical events.
People with firsthand experiences, families with ancestral ties to the war, historians, researchers, and any individuals possessing relevant stories and materials are heartily encouraged to participate. This open invitation enriches the memorial with a wealth of diverse perspectives and personal connections, making it a living testament to the past.
Through this collective effort, the Virtual Peace Memorial project aspires to be an enduring educational resource, a source of solace for those impacted by the war, and a bridge that connects people across borders, fostering a shared understanding of history and a united commitment to peace.
This is a Work In Progress.
