Visiting the Red Brick Art Museum during Qixi Festival to see the 'Symbiosis' exhibition was truly breathtaking!

The 'Symbiosis' exhibition, brought by Argentine 🇦🇷 artist Tomás Saraceno, is not only a visual feast but also a touch and reflection of the soul. Saraceno's obsession with spiders 🕷️ is fully displayed in the exhibition~~~ In 'Web of Attention', the works of the Senegalese golden orb-weaver spider are showcased, ranging from 6 to 14 weeks. Here, you can appreciate the beauty of natural spider webs. Under the lights, for the first time, you can clearly see the webs in different states. It’s so shocking and beautiful~~~ The huge installation 'Algorithmic Rhythms' 🉑️ is very distinctive. In a large white room, multiple spider webs are intricately intertwined. Among the interlaced black and white lines, it feels like you can hear the footsteps of time flowing slowly. Every thread you touch emits a unique sound, allowing you to feel the rhythm and melody contained in the spider web 🕸️ under the dual impact of vision and hearing. This is not only a tribute to the ancient life form of the spider 🕷️ but also a profound reflection on the symbiotic relationship between humans and nature~~~ 👉👉👉 Exhibition Tips Free Interpretation and Audio Guide: There is a free interpretation at 15:00 every day, and the works are also equipped with a free audio guide, which can be listened to by scanning the code. Safety Tips: Some exhibition halls are dimly lit, please pay attention to safety when passing through. Photography Tips: When taking photos of art 🎨 works with light as the main subject, finding the right light is very important~~~ You can create freely in 'Algorithmic Rhythms'~~~