Climate Operation Week Art Public Welfare Show 798, 15 artists around the world participated

On September 10, the Public Welfare Exhibition of Climate Operation Weekly opened at the Ying Art Center of the 798 Art District. The exhibition invited 15 vanguard artists from the world to reintegrate the dependence of their own and nature in a diverse way, jointly examine the urgent climate crisis, and explore how artistic practice can effectively participate and promote climate actions.

At the exhibition site, the origami artist Liu Tong designed the origami work "White Whale". The work is made of a complete square paper discount. Without any tailoring and collage, the design discounts lasted for one year after a large amount of rigorous and complex mathematical calculations in the early stage. The artist hopes that the audience can also raise the awareness of environmental protection of the maritime while seeing the work, so that the cute species of White Whales will always stay in our world. The special works of the puppets were also presented at the scene, and the artist of the public space created by the Pakistani artist Nilai Azerovo moved "Monument to Reprint". The work 5 Since 2005, it has been displayed around the world. Thousands of men's sculptures and sculptures have been cast, and they have been brought to the cities of the city and melted. This is not only the performance of the field, and the relationship between the relationship between the individual is the overall relationship.

The purpose of this public welfare exhibition is to enhance the public's cognition of carbon neutrality, and convey the future of carbon neutralization that can create a positive, safe and hopeful future for all humans. The exhibition will be exhibited until September 25.

(Original title: Climate Operation Weekly Art Public Welfare Show 798, 15 artists around the world participated)