Creative Unbounded Design Unlimited Sennheiser Appears in the First "Design? Shanghai"

In this thriving spring, Sennheiser collaborated with China on the highly anticipated new design exhibition “Design? Shanghai”. The first “Design? Shanghai” was held in Shanghai Exhibition Center. The exhibitors were well-known brands and The designer, in just a few days, attracted nearly 50,000 visitors.

In this event, Sennheiser not only showed its unique expertise in the audio field, but also highlighted its infinite creativity. Sennheiser teamed up with the Icelandic artist Kristjana S. Williams from London to create an artistic "Zhu Linshen" "Attracted by the attention of many viewers. In this unique bamboo forest, Kristjana printed her unique and beautiful design on the traditional Chinese robes, with interesting masks hanging over the bamboo forest, reminiscent of the masked warrior Whistling in the bamboo forest.

Sennheiser provides an advanced guideport audio navigation system for Kristjana's art installations, which is used in many famous museums around the world. When the audience enters this mysterious area, they will get a customized MOMENTUM earphone and stroll through Bamboo forest appreciates the beautiful pattern design. When approaching different robes, they can feel the background sound specially designed for each design. "The deep forest bamboo" has become one of the most popular exhibition areas in this exhibition. The audience is intoxicated In the dusty and unobtrusive audio-visual effect, it feels like crossing a noisy environment and reaching a paradise.

"Walking through the forest, you can understand my design in another way through MOMENTUM headphones. You can not only see, but also hear the feeling. I am very happy to work with Sennheiser to create this art of bamboo." Kristjana said .

In addition to the "deep bamboo forest", Sennheiser also provided audio equipment for this four-day event. In the champagne bar at the entrance, the DJ performance invited by Sennheiser provided endless for designers, architects, developers and audiences. Joy. The international design forum launched at the same time, with the theme of "The Rise of Contemporary Chinese Ideas", gathered a number of domestic and foreign design masters and elites. Sennheiser equipped the forum with SKM300, SKM2000 series microphones and K-array speakers.

The first "Design? Shanghai" reputation, attracted tens of thousands of spectators, and achieved unprecedented success. The name of Sennheiser has always appeared in the audience's attention, event website, brochure, background background, champagne DJ The Sennheiser logo is on the station and on the sound console of the seminar. In addition, Sennheiser also has a headset experience area on site, where viewers can experience MOMENTUM and MOMENTUM headphones.

Marc Vincent, President of Sennheiser Greater China, said: "The event was a great success and left a deep impression on the audience. We are very happy to show Sennheiser's unique creativity in the first "Design? Shanghai" to let the audience Personally appreciate our leading audio technology. We are also honored to work with Kristjana, a talented artist."

About Sennheiser:

The German Sennheiser Group, headquartered in Wedemark (near Hannover), is the world's leading manufacturer of audio equipment, covering microphones, earphones and wireless transmission systems. This family business since its inception in 1945 is in 2012. With an annual turnover of 584 million euros and more than 2,300 employees worldwide, Sennheiser has production sites in Germany, Ireland and the United States, and in France, the United Kingdom, Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Liechtenstein, Germany. Denmark (Nordic), Russia, Hong Kong, India, Singapore, Japan, China, Canada, Mexico and the United States have direct branches, while in more countries, they serve local users through long-term business partners. Sennheiser also owns Georg Neumann GmbH. Berlin (production of studio microphones and monitors) and joint venture Sennheiser Communications A/S (for personal computers, office and call center headsets).