₿itopia by Bitget Turns Heartbeats into Art at UNTOLD Romania
Built around Bunz, Bitget's mascot, the installation positions a large mascot at its core. Bunz wraps the mirrored 360° sanctuary at the center of ₿itopia, inviting visitors into a space that is equal parts sculpture and experience. By day, it reflects the surrounding forest; by night, it becomes a living canvas, accompanied by interactive light and sound. Visitors enter Bunz's heart and trigger a biometric heartbeat sensor, sending pulses into a digital bloom of AI-generated flora that evolves in real time. The result is a shared tapestry of lived presence, shaped by imagination, biology, and blockchain.
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