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[Image1: A large-scale rally is being held within the Hidden Order.]
[Image 2: Hidden order MOKA of the space garden Jaime Hayon work their way to start conversations.]
[Imange 3: At the same time that the DJ is playing music, various artists’ poster exhibitions are taking place.]

“Hidden Order,” a culture and arts meta-bus application, has expanded its ambition to cross borders and travel around the world. Tissue Office, a Korean startup, announced that the concept video for the meta-bus Hidden Order was released on the Broadway electronic display board of Times Square in New York City on November 11th at 20 p.m. The video was made possible by the support of Gyeonggi-do Province and the Gyeonggi Content Agency, both of which are Korean local governments.

Hidden Order is a metaverse application that allows users to communicate with one another by participating in cultural and artistic events such as performances and exhibitions that take place with the planet Mars as a backdrop. Unlike existing art galleries and performance halls, culture and arts are not only appreciated with the eyes but also become an active experience of playing and directly participating.

A sculpture by world-famous Spanish writer Jaime Hayon is alive and moving on one side of Hidden Order, and music videos by emerging artists are constantly playing on the other. Hidden Order is a new digital cultural complex in which any imagined event can occur.

Hidden Order, which debuted in May, hosts a variety of events featuring well-known artists such as contemporary artist Park Hye-soo and craft studio Quispiam Habilis, as well as institutions such as the Seoul Museum of Art (SeMA), the Museum of Modern Children’s Book Art (MOKA), and the Design House. It offers a more three-dimensional and appealing digital experience that differs significantly from the existing culture and arts consumption method via a metaverse space.

“Now, ‘Hidden Order’ is getting a lot of love calls from the most fashionable companies and artists in the Korean culture and arts world,” a Tissue Office official said. “In the future, ‘Hidden Order’ will be more than just a replacement for offline space; it will be a place to pursue possible things.”

Tissue Office intends to expand “Hidden Order” into a representative global platform for 2030 generations outside of Korea by allowing user-generated content (UCC) to be produced and distributed as NFTs in future NFTs. 

Hidden Order is currently free to download from the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store, and anyone can easily access and enjoy various cultural and artistic events without having to sign up. Hidden Order news can also be found on the organization’s official Instagram and website. 

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