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Beyond speed,
new artistic perspectives.
70th Macau Grand Prix Art Commemorative Book — Selected Artist Works
Originally published

A restrained composition recalls the inaugural 1954 Macau Grand Prix and its first winner.
PROJECT CONTEXT
70th Macau Grand Prix Art Commemorative Book — Selected Artist Works
2023
The commemorative publication explores the 70th Macau Grand Prix through diverse artistic perspectives. This selection presents nine works from its public archive, spanning illustration, generative art, voxel modelling and 3D, with original titles and artist credits retained.
From memories of the first race to Macau architecture, urban culture and a new generation of racing characters, the works imagine a world beyond the circuit. Explore the full collection and artist statements at GUIA ART CIRCUIT 70.
Artworks by the credited artists. Images and artwork information sourced from the public GUIA ART CIRCUIT 70 archive.
Creative focus
Artist work archive · Artworks and creative statements · Diverse digital art practices · Digital extension of publication content
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Selected works

Generative code turns Macau landmarks and racing scenes into intricate lines designed for pen plotting.

Geometric patterns, city landmarks and a formula car transform speed into a vivid visual rhythm.

Voxel modelling brings Macau landmarks and racing together in a detailed miniature city.

Old neighbourhoods, contemporary buildings and narrow streets frame a racing journey through Macau.

Macau architecture, cultural symbols and racing meet in a portrait of an open, diverse city.

Neon light trails surround a purple voxel race car, using bold lighting and a dynamic composition to evoke futuristic speed.

A helmet, a flowing circuit and architectural motifs meet Asian feng shui symbols and vivid colour, expressing speed and power within a city in continual change.

An original character brand developed by Eddy Leong and his team for the 70th anniversary, combining voxel and 3D design.

