L.A.T.® International Holdings Group Co., Ltd. (L.A.T.®) is dedicated to building a comprehensive platform for integrated resources, spanning six major industries: art, finance, jewelry, real estate, health & wellness, and film & media. Together, they form a premium industrial alliance centered on love and rooted in family values, pioneering a new business paradigm.
The brand name L.A.T.® carries profound meaning:
L. (里) composed of the character , symbolizes land, the foundation of life and livelihood.
A. (昂) represents standing tall and moving forward with courage and vision.
T. (庭)signifies family, belonging, and stability.
Combined, the three characters evoke the warmth and strength of a “great family,” reflecting the brand’s commitment to stability, unity, and shared prosperity.
The trademark was personally designed by the Group’s founder, Ms. Vivian Huang. From a macro perspective, the logo resembles a soaring eagle, symbolizing freedom, expansive vision, and limitless possibilities. From a micro perspective, the eagle is formed by two stylized totems representing “Ting” (family) and six auspicious number 6 elements, conveying the philosophy of “beginning with love and centering on family,” and symbolizing harmony, smooth progress, and blessings.
This distinctive visual language communicates a powerful belief: within every individual lies immense strength, and that strength is rooted in love and belonging. After wandering (6) for long enough, one ultimately longs to stay (6). What remains is family; what warms the heart is home. In the gentle embrace of June (6), by the lakeside willows, it is the “Ting” that nurtures life. After every landing (6), it is still “Ting” that welcomes one back.
Love transforms a family into a palace. Love gives people the courage to stand firm for their home.
With this belief, L.A.T.® connects six major industries and joins hands to create a brighter and more harmonious future.
Ms. Huang holds multiple international honors and leadership positions. The portrait trademark rights associated with her brand image have been officially registered and protected across Asia, Europe, the Americas, and Southeast Asia, and are widely utilized and promoted throughout Asia, all 27 EU member states, and various other regions.
The L.A.T.® trademark enjoys strong brand recognition and global influence, successfully establishing a one-of-a-kind international brand tailored to high-end clientele and personalized internet-based operations.
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A Historic Louvre Private Event:Mona Lisa × Mazu’s Sacred Robe
On September 30, 2019, at the world-renowned Musée du Louvre in Paris — home to millions of visitors annually and one of Europe’s greatest art collections — L.A.T. International Holdings Group, as the exclusive organizer from Taiwan, curated a cross-disciplinary cultural showcase themed “Dream of the Red Chamber.”
The event was held in the Louvre’s prestigious Denon and Richelieu wings and was exclusively reserved for 50 VVIP guests. Without the need to queue, attendees were immersed in an extraordinary evening blending art, culture, and refined luxury.
A Historic East–West Encounter:Mona Lisa × Mazu’s Sacred Robe
The highlight of the evening was the symbolic presentation of a 400-year-old sacred robe of Mazu from Xingang Fengtian Temple in Chiayi, Taiwan, alongside the Louvre’s most treasured masterpiece, The Mona Lisa.
This unprecedented moment was hailed as the “First Encounter of Eastern and Western Goddesses.”
The sacred Mazu robe exemplified the pinnacle of traditional Taiwanese hand embroidery craftsmanship, reinterpreted through contemporary fashion aesthetics. It offered the international audience a profound glimpse into the cultural depth of Taiwanese folk artistry and the gentle yet resilient feminine strength it represents.
Cross-Disciplinary Integration × International-Scale Production
With an investment exceeding tens of millions of New Taiwan Dollars and completed within just 90 days, the production mobilized a multidisciplinary team from Taiwan — including performing artists, models, entrepreneurs, master artisans, fashion designers, and AR technology specialists — achieving a seamless integration of culture, technology, and fine art.
The evening was hosted by renowned French musician, DJ, and actor Ariel Wizman, known for hosting events for prestigious brands such as Hermès, Louis Vuitton, and Chanel. He has also served as host for the 40th Anniversary of the Centre Pompidou and the GPDP International Design Awards, and has collaborated extensively with the late fashion icon Karl Lagerfeld.
Distinguished International Guests
Among the honored attendees were:
Christian Mantei, President of Atout France (France Tourism Development Agency)
Marianne Bastid-Bruguière, Member of the Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres and distinguished sinologist
Corine Moreau, representative of Luxe Magazine and fashion designer
Pascal Bourdiaux, film director
Eric Dailey, Chairman of French luxury brand Le Tanneur, and Mrs. Dailey
Chen Xiang, General Manager of People’s Daily France Media Center
The evening concluded at Café Mollien — the Louvre’s only officially authorized in-museum restaurant partner — where guests were treated to Michelin-star-level cuisine in an atmosphere of refinement and exclusivity, allowing cultural dialogue and culinary excellence to unfold in harmony.
Cross-Border Creative Expression:AR Integration of the Mona Lisa and the Founder’s Smile
In appreciation of the visionary leadership and full commitment of the Group’s founder, Ms. Vivian Huang, a Taiwan-based AR technology team presented a high-tech artistic tribute. Through augmented reality innovation, they creatively integrated the inspiration of the Mona Lisa with the founder’s signature smile — a symbolic homage to the Renaissance master Leonardo da Vinci.
During the event, the Louvre also showcased numerous world-renowned masterpieces and cultural treasures, including:
The Landing of Marie de’ Medici at Marseilles
Venus de Milo
Winged Victory of Samothrace
Cupid and Psyche
Liberty Leading the People
In parallel, the event conceptually resonated with iconic collections from Taiwan’s National Palace Museum, such as:
Honoring a Chinese Architectural Master × Letting Taiwanese Culture Shine Globally
The event further incorporated Eastern classical imagery from Dream of the Red Chamber and Along the River During the Qingming Festival, while paying silent tribute to the Louvre Pyramid’s architect, the legendary I. M. Pei.
International media outlets — including Twitter, WBOC16, KAKE News, WRCBTV, and Digital Journal — published dedicated coverage praising the event as a significant milestone in elevating Taiwanese art and culture onto the global stage. It was described as a deeply moving cultural moment, adding a bold and meaningful chapter to the boundless river of world art.
羅浮宮共設有地上三層與地下兩層樓，包含豐富的繪畫、雕塑、古文物、工藝品等展品。其中「鎮館三寶」為：《蒙娜麗莎》（Mona Lisa）、《薩莫色雷斯島的勝利女神像》、（Winged Victory of Samothrace）、《米洛的維納斯》（Venus de Milo），此外，德農館內的 Café Mollien 咖啡館，本身空間莊嚴典雅，有如城堡氛圍，為羅浮宮內部唯一高規格授權合作的用餐場域。
羅浮宮地下商場與博物館之間設有一處通道空間，稱為卡魯賽爾廳（Carrousel du Louvre），設有40多家商店與展覽空間。雖與羅浮宮主建築相連，但並非羅浮宮主體建築或展館本身的一部分，也與羅浮宮官方的藝術策展與藏品管理無直接關聯。因此，曾有其他機構對外宣稱「於羅浮宮展出」但實際活動舉辦於「卡魯賽爾廳」，此類情形應予明確區分，不得混淆於真正進入羅浮宮主體館區、如德農館等地所舉辦之官方授權活動。
（圖:羅浮宮平面圖 https://www.louvre.fr）
Louvre Museum | The World’s Most Beloved Temple of Art
The Musée du Louvre in Paris, France, is one of the most renowned and most visited museums in the world. It attracts over 9 million visitors annually — approximately 3 million more than the second-ranked British Museum — with an average daily attendance of 30,000 to 40,000 guests.
One of the Louvre’s most iconic landmarks is its glass pyramid entrance, designed by the world-renowned Chinese-American architect I. M. Pei. The pyramid has become one of Paris’s most recognizable cultural symbols.
The museum complex spans more than 600,000 square meters and is primarily divided into three main wings:
Richelieu Wing – West side
Sully Wing – Central section
Denon Wing – East side
The Louvre consists of three above-ground levels and two underground levels, housing an extensive collection of paintings, sculptures, antiquities, and decorative arts.
Its three most celebrated masterpieces — often referred to as the museum’s “Three Treasures” — are:
Mona Lisa
Winged Victory of Samothrace
Venus de Milo
Additionally, located within the Denon Wing, Café Mollien offers a grand and elegant setting reminiscent of a palace interior. It is the Louvre’s only officially authorized high-standard dining venue within the museum.
The Significance and Value of a “Private Museum Closing” Evening
A “private closing” refers to an official arrangement in which the Louvre is fully closed to the public during a designated period of time. Only specifically authorized individuals or institutions, approved by the museum, are granted exclusive access to the exhibition spaces for private viewings, cultural presentations, or high-level receptions.
Such an opportunity is exceptionally rare and prestigious, carrying profound significance in terms of international art, cultural diplomacy, and global influence.
Regarding the “Carrousel du Louvre” — Not Related to the Event Organized by L.A.T. International Holdings Group."
Between the Louvre Museum and its underground commercial complex lies a connecting space known as the Carrousel du Louvre, which houses more than 40 shops and exhibition areas. Although physically connected to the Louvre complex, it is not part of the museum’s main building or official exhibition wings, nor is it directly associated with the Louvre’s curatorial authority or permanent art collections.
Therefore, it is important to clearly distinguish between events held within the Carrousel du Louvre and those officially authorized and conducted inside the Louvre’s principal museum wings — such as the Denon Wing. In some instances, external organizations have publicly claimed to have “exhibited at the Louvre” when their activities were in fact held at the Carrousel space. Such representations should not be conflated with officially sanctioned events held within the Louvre’s primary museum galleries.
