The beauty of the National Gallery of Australia

This building was completed in 1982, and it still looks great by today's aesthetic standards. I was amazed at how high the level of fair-faced concrete construction was at that time. Many things are not really technical problems, but art when done well. As an exhibition building, the overall design is very low-key, restrained, and integrated. The interior decoration was taken into account when the building was designed, and when you enter the interior space, you will be amazed by the beauty of the structure and find that the lighting and ventilation equipment are also well integrated with the structure. Because of the gray concrete background, the color of the background panels can be bold and visually impactful. Back to the exhibition itself, the museum's treasures include Monet's Water Lilies and Pollock's Blue Poles, as well as contemporary art exhibits from around the world, art exhibits from Australia's indigenous people, and Chinese porcelain figures.