The first piece I looked at was this red and blue cubist dancing mask, made of wood, stainless steel, and mirrored holographic vinyl. The mask seemed to really dance before my eyes. Every movement of the light changed its appearance and created different colors. A combination of materials and techniques gave the mask dynamism and depth.
The next exhibit was an art installation made up of blinds, drying racks, and other elements arranged in an abstract manner. These objects were transformed into something new and unexpected, which challenged my imagination and perception of everyday objects. The installation made me think about the potential of ordinary things that can be transformed into art through creativity and innovation.
Next, I saw several art panels in traditional Chinese style. These works transported me to a world full of detail and symbolism. Chinese motifs and techniques were presented in a modern way that emphasized the beauty and complexity of Chinese art.
In the next hall, I saw sculptures made of ropes. These works show how even the most ordinary material can be used to create interesting figures. The sculptures looked both delicate and sturdy.
In the end, I was impressed by the improvised work, which actually turned out to be a lamp, combining functionality and aesthetics in a beautiful way.
This exhibition was a real inspiration for me, giving me various ideas that I would like to implement in the future :)
