Beijing Must-See New Exhibition, Experience the Charm of Large Format Paintings

Just saw the new exhibition by Hiroshi Sugimoto 'The Endless Moment', not bad. Large format black and white film, slow shutter, soft focus, etc., Hiroshi Sugimoto strings together scenes or elements into a common theme, interpreting the understanding of the infinite through the imagery of fleeting moments. 👉【Exhibition Highlights】 The exhibition is divided into 13 themes, with more than 120 works, showcasing Hiroshi Sugimoto's creative career spanning over 50 years. ☘️Electric Discharge Series: The entire wall of the first floor hall is covered with images of lightning frozen in an instant, representing the 'cosmic explosion' ☘️Portrait Series: Portraits of people like Dali, Oscar Wilde, etc. ☘️Theatre Series: Long exposure turns the screen pure white, the empty audience seats create a strong contrast between motion and stillness ☘️Architecture Series: Includes the World Trade Center, Eiffel Tower, etc., soft focus signifies the past blurred by time ☘️Diorama Series: At first glance, the wild animals seem alive, but they are actually specimens shot in a natural history museum, with lighting that achieves a blend of nature and time. ☘️'Impressions of Brushstrokes, Heart Sutra': A huge piece, covering an entire wall, suitable for viewing the whole from a distance. 👉【Exhibition Route】 Apart from the Electric Discharge Series and some of the Optical Series in the hall, the rest of the thematic series are in the main exhibition hall. The main exhibition hall is not large, with works arranged on the walls on both sides of 5 horizontal passages. The description of each work is on the ground, with very small print, requiring bending over to read clearly. 📅Exhibition Date: 2024.3.23-6.23 📍Location: UCCA Center for Contemporary Art, Beijing 798 Art Zone 🎫Admission Ticket: 100