With the rapid development of the global economy and continuous technological advancement, the low-altitude economy, as an emerging sector, demonstrates immense development potential worldwide. Concurrently, the arts, serving as a vital medium for cultural exchange and dissemination, are integrating with the low-altitude economy. This fusion has become an innovative trend driving industrial upgrading and enriching cultural substance. Against this backdrop, the World Olymp'Arts Council (WOAC), adhering to its mission of promoting the "integration of art and technology, nature and humanities," has established the specialized sub-committee - the World Low-Altitude Economy and Arts Development Committee (WLEAC). Under the leadership of WOAC, the WLEAC aims to build a global professional platform for exchange and cooperation in the fields of low-altitude economy and the arts. It seeks to transcend traditional artistic boundaries, explore the limitless possibilities of drones in artistic and cultural creation, foster cross-cultural artistic exchange, promote the diversified development of global culture, arts, and technology, and achieve shared prosperity.
Supervising Authority :
World Olymp'Arts Council (WOAC)
Guidance and Coordination Bodies :
- WOAC Administrative Office
- WOAC Academic Experts Committee
Internal Structure :
1.Honorary President - Pansy HO
(Appointed by the WOAC Executive President)
2.President - Rocky SHI (Zheyuan SHI)
(Overall responsibility for the committee's global strategic direction, establishing the development vision, building international cooperation platforms, and integrating global resources to drive development.)
3.Executive President - Lingtao KONG
(Overall responsibility for strategic implementation and development, overseeing daily operations, allocating resources, and ensuring efficient achievement of objectives.)
4.Vice-President - Bobby ZHOU, Lijun SUN
(Responsible for project operations, city partnerships, technology integration, international exchanges, etc.)
5.Secretary-General - Liping GUAN
(Responsible for daily affairs, coordinating departmental work, and supervising task execution.)
6.Executive Secretary - Guo LIN
(Assists the Secretary-General with daily affairs and coordination, implements committee tasks, and handles liaison and external relations.)
7.Deputy Secretary - Shizheng TU
(Assists the Secretary-General and Executive Secretary with daily affairs and coordination, implements committee tasks, and handles liaison and external relations.)
8.President of Advisory Committee - Prof. Yanshen LIU
9.Director of the Operations Center - Shizheng TU
(Responsible for event execution, project implementation, media communication, and operations management.)
Members include the following categories :
- Artist Representatives: Qiu MI, Zhongping LV, Wei JIA. (Secretary-General Guo Lin to supplement)
- Industry Experts: James LIANG (Liang Jianzhang), Jincai YANG, Juntong QI, Feng XIAO, Yu DU.
- Government & City Representatives: Industrial Culture Development Center of MIIT, Beijing Tourism Group, Shandong Performing Arts Group, Linyi Tourism Bureau, Luohe Municipal People's Government, Suzhou Municipal People's Government, Jinan Municipal People's Government, Qufu Municipal People's Government, Qingdao Municipal People's Government, Dalian Municipal People's Government, Panda World, Panda Homeland...
- Technical Advisors & Platform Partners: Academician Zhiming ZHENG (Technical Advisor), Xinhua News Agency, China Cultural Media Group, Culture & Tourism... (Welcome additions)
- Emerging Artistic Talents & Innovation Teams: Sichuan Southwest Vocational College of Civil Aviation (SCCA), Ren ZHE, Sicheng CHEN, Wu CHEN... (Welcome additions)
- Establish a global platform for exchange and development integrating the low-altitude economy and the arts.
- Fuse arts with low-altitude economic development to create "Sky Museum".
- Explore new forms of artistic expression in public space; build sustainable pathways for art empowering urban development.
- Support cross-disciplinary project incubation; promote the integrated development of technology, art, and industry.
- Build a global ecosystem in the low-altitude cultural field; foster exchange and development of art and culture.
Phase 1 (2025-2026):
- Establish the committee framework and international expert database.
- Host the inaugural World Drone Art Competition.
- Establish pilot partnerships for "Sky Museum" projects in no fewer than 3 cities.
- Global Landmark Plan.
Phase 2 (2027-2028):
- Launch the Sky Museum initiative, covering 100 cities globally.
- Launch Development Programs for low-altitude arts talent, collaborating with global universities to establish scholarships and employment plans.
Phase 3 (2029-2030):
- Establish a global digital chain and big data platform of low-altitude arts.
- Publish the White Paper on Global Low-Altitude Economy and Arts Development.
- Become one of WOAC's key strategic projects and establish a dedicated unit within the Olymp'Arts Competition.
- Build a global platform for industry development linkage.
- Research and promote development trends, technological innovations, and cross-border collaborations in the low-altitude economy and arts field.
- Organize international symposiums, art exhibitions, forums, and vocational education activities.
- Partner with cities and institutions to jointly develop and operate low-altitude economy and arts projects.
- Recognize and award individuals or organizations making outstanding contributions in the low-altitude economy and arts field.
- Establish standards systems for low-altitude economy and arts to enhance the quality and aesthetic level of public art.
- Publish research findings, case studies, art documentation, and related digital publications.
- International Organizations: Collaborate with UNESCO, World Cities Culture Forum, Global Smart City Network, etc.
- City Partnerships: Prioritize pilot projects with cities designated as low-altitude economy open pilots, tourist destinations, and technology innovation hubs.
- Enterprises & Universities: Engage technology companies, university laboratories, etc., to provide technical support for projects.
- Public Engagement: Guide public attention and participation in low-altitude economy and arts through exhibitions, festivals, community programs, etc.
The official languages of this committee are French, English, and Chinese. Important texts will be provided in multilingual versions to facilitate international dissemination and participation.