White Umbrella Project is driven by a simple motive of advocating universal human rights. People walk in the streets holding white umbrellas with images of human rights violation projected onto the canopies. In keeping with the concept of creative commons, the White Project makes use of mini Do-It-Yourself analogue projectors, in order to get as many people involved as possible. The projector design is available for download and modifications. Anyone can have their own DIY projector and share it with more people who like to see justice upheld.
Dimension Plus, a New Media Arts Creative Team, founded by Escher Tsai (Taiwan) and Keith Lam (Hong Kong) at 2009, focuses on art and technology. Their projects focus on New Media-embedded space and cross-discipline interactive design, embedding New Media Arts into industry, enhancing audience experience by interacting and touching with the media. In the digital era, they still believe the sense of existence while living in the real world. By mixing-and-matching of Digital-Physical, they transfer the invisible and digital into a tangible and visible texture, creating works with combination of digital and analog, linking the digital and physical from two heterogeneous dimensions.