In the interior of an energy museum featuring a modern, minimalist industrial style, a grand atrium stands as the focal point. Directly in the viewer's line of sight within the atrium, a meticulously detailed, curved - surface factory - themed retro - style relief wall commands attention. The relief wall, skillfully carved with scenes of factories involved in energy production, from the early steam - powered facilities to modern high - tech plants, showcases the evolution of energy - related industrial processes. It masterfully combines classic craftsmanship with industrial simplicity, instantly captivating visitors upon entry. The color palette, dominated by dark orange, khaki, and blue, creates a distinct atmosphere. Dark orange accents the edges of projection screens, lending them a bold, contemporary edge, and also frames the signs, ensuring they are highly visible. Khaki, a warm and earthy color, covers the floors and some essential structural elements, offering a sense of stability. Blue, prominently displayed in the backlighting of light boxes and the glow of luminous light strips, infuses the space with a high - tech, modern feel. Projection screens are strategically placed around the atrium, vividly presenting high - definition historical pictures and videos of energy production. Each projection is accompanied by clear, concise text, enabling visitors to comprehensively understand the development of energy. Luminous light strips gracefully wind along the walls, ceilings, and the edges of display elements, effectively highlighting signs, light boxes, and an oversized, eye - catching luminous text title that hovers above the atrium, clearly proclaiming the museum's theme. Suspended in the center of the atrium, an aerial luminous art installation adds to the allure. With its abstract form and dynamic, ever - changing lights, it not only serves as a visual centerpiece but also symbolizes the fluid and dynamic nature of energy. It interacts with the surrounding light sources, casting constantly shifting shadows that enhance the overall aesthetic appeal. The lighting design is carefully crafted to achieve a shallow depth of field. Soft, diffused light floods the entire atrium, providing a uniform base illumination. Focused spotlights are then precisely directed at the curved - surface factory - themed relief wall, key exhibits, and the aerial luminous art installation, emphasizing their significance and making every corner of the atrium an engaging destination for visitors to explore the rich history of energy.