寅年メインランタン・テクノスタイル：ライト彫刻プロジェクションと多面的な虎の頭

Design the main lantern of a Taiwanese Lantern Festival for the Year of the Tiger, about 17 metres tall, built as a projection-mapping canvas. Form the tiger from large faceted planes in a matte white composite, its geometry angular and simplified so every surface is a clean projection target, with the head turned and the mouth open in a roar. Mount six projectors on surrounding towers casting mapped animation across the facets — tiger stripes forming and dissolving, flames sweeping across the body, then abstract data patterns — so the sculpture changes identity through the show. Add a thin outline of cool white LED tracing every facet edge so the geometry stays readable between projection cues. Set it on a low dark base with a haze system so beams are visible. Place it in a plaza with a crowd watching the timed show. Show night with the projection at full intensity. Photorealistic, dramatic, graphic and high-tech, low eye-level view during the show.