Foshan, December 24 news (reporter Zhang Shengqiang) On December 23, the "Four Seasons of Photosensitive Light" creative art special exhibition was officially opened in Foshan, and the exhibition period will be until February 20, 2022.
"Four Seasons of Sensitivity" exhibition site. (Photo provided by the organizer of the Central Broadcasting Network)
It is reported that this special exhibition is originally created by Shunde youth from Macao, and Shunde is the second stop of this touring exhibition, which aims to promote the entrepreneurship and innovation of Macao youth in Shunde by deepening artistic and cultural exchanges and cooperation between Shunde and Macao.
"Four Seasons of Sensitivity" is mainly a scene design art exhibition, with a number of exhibition areas of different sizes, through creating a spiritual exhibition journey, bringing out the deep meaning of cherishing the present and looking forward to the future. Winter to spring, summer to autumn to a year of alternating things, this is the four seasons outlined by the special exhibition of creative arts in the four seasons.
With the different themes and tones of the four seasons, the exhibition creates an artistic space with great color and light impact, so that visitors can feel the different seasons in a short period of time and discover another beauty of the four seasons.
"Shunde gives me the feeling of being a city with a lot of life, and the people here are very enthusiastic, so I fell in love with it soon after I came here." Xu Xiaodong, General Manager of Event Planning and Curatorial Director of Perpetual Macau, introduced that he specially designed and created an artistic scene of life test tube according to the characteristic culture of Shunde to express the vitality and beauty of Shunde.
Xu Xiaodong said that this exhibition will bring Macao's cultural creativity to Shunde, and he also hopes to have broader, deeper and more diversified cooperation with Shunde in the future. "It is hoped that the exhibition will continue to promote the exchange and development of cities in the Greater Bay Area, lay a solid foundation for Macao to create and operate original copyright exhibitions, and create a new perspective on art."