UCCA New Exhibition | Breathing Mechanical Life is So Cool! Plus Tempura-Fried Flowers!

| Breathing mechanical life is so cool! Plus, tempura-fried flowers! This exhibition is truly surreal, like stepping into a world of life that's both familiar and strange. The exhibition hall features "breathing" mechanical life forms, organic sculptures created with algae and fungi, fried flowers, and bizarre scents... It's like exploring what "future organisms" could be. ✨ What's special about this exhibition? 🌿 Biology × Technology, Breaking Conventional Materials —— Mechanical bionics, biological experiments, even fungi and fried flowers become part of the art. 🎥 AI Lets Art "Grow Itself" —— Some works are AI-generated, can art continue to evolve after the artist's death? 💨 More Than Just an Exhibition, It's a Sensory Experience —— Scents, light and shadow, and sound intertwine to create a fully immersive experience. 🖌 Create Your Own "Future Organism" Fridge Magnet! —— The interactive section is at the exhibition exit, don't forget to check it out~ My 4 Favorite Pieces 🎨 🔹 Radiolarian —— Like giant marine creatures floating in the air, optical fibers flow along their "bodies," blurring the lines between the mechanical and the biological. 🔹 Tempura-Fried Flowers —— Flowers fried to a golden hue and preserved in resin, with the aroma of French fries, a "coexistence of beauty and decay" in both sight and smell. 🔹 Algae Pods —— Sculptures made of kelp resemble insect cocoons or human organs, with buzzing mechanical moths casting shadows, it's a bit eerie. 🔹 Every Coral Branch Holds the Moonlight —— An AI-generated artwork, the artist hopes the work will continue to "evolve" after her death, a truly powerful idea. In short, this is a very unique exhibition, like exploring a different world of life. Recommended for those who enjoy science fiction, experimental art, and interdisciplinary works!🚀 🦠Annika Yi: Another Evolution 📍 Exhibition Dates: Mar 22 - Jun 15, 2025 (Closed on Mondays) 🎟 Ticket Prices: Adult 100 RMB / Concession 60 RMB / Family 138 RMB / Free for children under 1.2m 📍 Address: UCCA Center for Contemporary Art, 798 Art District, Beijing