Inner Land · Itinerant Realm

With the theme of "Art Life Hall", light and shadow in the space are used to match art works to enhance the topic of the project and awaken people's vitality through art empowerment.
The negotiation area is presented in the form of a salon, with white as the base, to build a visual dialogue in the natural environment and space field. This immersive experience is no different from entering a magnetic field full of energy.
Steyer's depiction of water evokes the same infinite flow of time as the flow of energy conveyed through the sprinkling of paint.
Soft materials and curvilinear craftsmanship create a comfortable space and provide visitors with a deeper level of communication.
Moss is one of the oldest plants on Earth and has witnessed the evolution of nature and the passage of time. Visitors who visit here can draw on its tenacious vitality.
Being in nature, all the feelings of people are light, absorb the energy from the earth, reconnect the self and the world, and help people find inner peace again.
The layout of the space goes beyond mere functional forms to provide a variety of scenized areas, giving people the experience of an art venue.
The height of the wall is staggered, and the window is superimposed with light and shadow structure. The whole space is a simple geometric shape, through the changes of lines, material alternations and other changes to create more interesting space.
Philippe Van Gele's works have been polished, dripped or scratched for a long time, producing hazy but evocative and expressive powerful effects that add an air of mystery to the space.
Layers of the garden, like a long line of poetry, the green here wantonly bloom, each leaf vein is telling the secret of nature.
Human beings yearn for nature, yearning for its tranquility and interest, and feeling the vastness of life in the artistic conception of listening to the wind and admiring the clouds.