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NULL SOCIETY is a creative incubator focused on nurturing and evolving the intersection of art, design, music, and knowledge. We function as a dynamic encyclopedia, continuously absorbing and reflecting the unspoken and internalized aspects of society. Our work results in evergreen, yet ever-changing, art forms that resonate with the current cultural landscape.

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We engage in both practical design and conceptual consulting for institutions and projects, with an emphasis on creative direction. In addition to our commissioned work, we initiate our own projects and foster collaborations. We believe in open negotiation processes over fixed solutions and boundaries, standing as a pillar in a decaying world.

Our self initiated projects consists of everything we love. Navigate to 'Studio > Special Projects' in the filtering system to view self initiated projects.



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Xiaolangdi Dam

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Built for $3.5 billion, the Xiaolangdi dam began construction in 2005, with generators completed between 2013 and 2014. It’s operated by China Yangtze Power; its primary purpose is hydroelectric generation, with an installed capacity of 13,860 MW.

‍Every year, as flood season approaches in July, the Chinese government opens large portals along the walls of the Xiaolangdi Dam on the Yellow River. This controlled release of reservoir water provides relief to the dam by flushing sediment downstream. Thousands of tourists gather to witness this powerful ritual-like cleansing, which appears as if the earth has exploded. Ranking as the world’s 4th largest power station and 5th tallest dam.

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