Transparent-Visual Narrative Design in Train Windows

Abstract

This research investigates the potential of transparent glass windows in railways and urban rail transit as a medium for visual narrative, analyzing how digital technology can transform the external landscape into a dynamic visual narrative model. The study focuses on redefining the expression of moving landscapes through transparent windows by integrating reality and virtuality, thereby creating a hybrid space that transcends traditional visual boundaries. By reshaping the expression of moving landscapes, optimizing information presentation, and designing multimodal interactive experiences, this study aims to construct a dynamic visual narrative model that adapts to the modern transportation environment, thereby enhancing passengers' information reception efficiency and emotional experience during fragmented travel time.