In the center of a massive exhibition hall is an amazing conjunction of engineering, art, and digital narrative — a colossal Möbius-shaped LED display sculpture that is captivating from all sides. It measures approximately 28 meters in height and 18 meters in width, and it weighs almost 60 tons. Not only is this megastructure an architectural design wonder, but also a tribute to human creativity across wonder.

The center of this dynamic spectacle is an ultra-flexible LED screen system, carefully designed along the entire curved surface of the sculpture. Through state-of-the-art flexible LED modules, the screen smoothly runs over the infinite loop of the Möbius shape, converting it into a silky digital roll. Because the pictures glide along in a smooth, continuous motion, the screen tells us the story of the four major industrial revolutions — from the days of the steam engine to the finding of electricity, the sending up of artificial satellites, and the coming of the digital age.

It is not simply a digital screen, though — it is a piece of sculptural art. On the side, the LED surface bears high-relief designs that depict typical features of each industrial revolution. Beautiful engravings of a steam engine, an illuminated light bulb, a satellite orbiting the earth, and a set of digital network symbols provide a touch-sensitive artwork representation of these colossal jumps in human evolution. This reflective integration of visual display and physical craftsmanship engages the public to approach history in a complex manner.

In addition to its breathtaking height, the whole Möbius sculpture has an internally mounted rotating drive system. The revolutionary system causes the enormous sculpture to rotate endlessly in the gallery room, providing a changing visual experience. Through its motion, the interplay between the curved and customized LED screen and the sculpted surface changes, engaging the viewer in a fascinating cycle of movement and interpretation.

This Möbius LED display is not a technological achievement — it is a strong metaphor for continuity, evolution, and the endless cycle of human growth.