An artistic feast from Italy, a visual maze full of tension!

To celebrate the 55th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Italy, the Zhejiang Art Museum has launched the cross-year exhibition "Visual Trap", which has opened a new chapter in promoting the integration and mutual learning of Chinese and foreign civilizations. In the interweaving of light and shadow and the resonance of nature, embark on an artistic journey across time and space. Italian artist Sandro Sanna is good at expressing the relationship between light and shadow, and is committed to exploring the dialectical relationship between light and form, space and time, and inspiring the audience to meditate on life and existence. Marco Polo once regarded his eyes as the source of truth, but what he saw was not necessarily true. Chinese audiences can understand its charm as long as they use their traditional philosophy of cosmology.