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Mobile WebSiteFirst, the industry is seriously lacking in guiding design theory research. Academic teachers and front-line designers are almost divided into two camps. The academics and scholars studying at the tip of the pyramid have little to do with the mainstream lighting economic market. What does the industry develop into? No industry guiding ideology can tell us which direction we should go in the past, today, and the future. We all cross the river by feeling the stones. Where is the next step? This is reflected in the country's promotion of "smart cities." So, every year the forum is talking about smart cities, and everyone has been talking about a light pole for many years. The cultural travel is hot. Everyone goes to talk about the night tour. It is known that the key role of the night tour is the content and value of the tour, not the stars. 5G is here, and we have to talk about the relationship between big data and lighting. Anyway, what is hot to talk about, just for the eye of the blog, but lack of deep thinking. In the face of market prosperity, they collectively murmured at the problems that occurred and became a silent majority.
Second, after so many years of concentrated construction and surprise development, the lighting market is saturated. Lighting is no longer a new thing for the people. The main area of urban lighting is constantly flooded with light events. It can be said that today's city managers have no more confusion or respect for lighting. The technical content and aesthetic pursuit of lighting have been ignored. Lighting has become a job that can be completed quickly, with a low entry barrier, similar to a civil contractor.
Third, the public has changed from being strange to being numb to lighting. If a building or a building is lit up, it will not only attract the public's attention if it is made more enchanting. So you will find that in order to attract more attention from the society, we will make the lighting volume larger, more colorful, more exciting, and repeated overlapping of lamps. When the general public is mentally fatigued by an industry characterized by visual phenomena, this industry is indeed in danger.
Making small-scale lighting requires the patience of designers. It also requires engineering companies to lower their body to research and develop, not based on quantity, but to serve the society and change their mindset. That old saying is good--
Don't do small things for good, don't do small things for evil.
Our city is too lacking of "humanized lighting". This is also touched on in this newscast broadcast. The broadcast emphasizes that we must vigorously do things that enhance people's sense of happiness, gain, and security, and all serve the interests of the people. As a starting point, rather than grandeur and face. The reason we have deep anxiety about the industry and tomorrow is because we are afraid of the "one-size-fits-all" approach. We hope that lighting can return to its "initial heart", return to the nature of lighting, and return to the state of joy that brings joy to human life. The return to lighting has become a good wish for economic power at night.
I think from a different perspective, isn't this crisis an opportunity? If this industry can be purified again, let everyone settle down, take a rest, and then go lightly and then start, it may be a good thing.
Blessings are blessed by blessings, blessed by blessings.
When the whole society's perception of lighting is turning, only the lighting people are still numb and can't see the wind direction changed.
