88Temple

88Temple is a multidisciplinary art project and platform dedicated to exploring spirituality, space, and memory through a network of themed temples. The project operates as a modular system in which each temple presents a distinct conceptual exploration, often combining visual art, sound, and interactive media.

Originating as a digital art experiment in the early 2010s, 88Temple has grown into a platform for collaborations among artists, designers, and scholars. It presents works online and through temporary installations in galleries, museums, and pop-up venues.

The central idea is a collection of 88 temples, each organized around a core motif such as time, silence, community, or transformation. Content is produced by invited collaborators and rotating curators, with an emphasis on non-linear experience and audience participation.

The project employs a range of media, including video, audio, 3D environments, and tactile objects. It also offers participatory workshops and published essays that accompany exhibitions, and maintains an online archive documenting its modular installations and collaborations.

Critics describe 88Temple as contemplative and modular, noting its approach to space and ritual encourages reflection and personal interpretation. It has been cited in discussions of contemporary digital spirituality and installation practice.