Paper stones stacked into a gourmet landscape painting｜Xiyouji

#localtravel #hotsummerdestinations #popularexhibitions Recently, starting from June 1st, there is a new exhibition at the West Kowloon Cultural District Art Pavilion. It mainly displays the community scenery of the West Kowloon area. The focus is of course on Yau Ma Tei, a place where hidden dragons and crouching tigers are hidden. It will last until June 17th. This exhibition occupies two floors. Once you enter, you will see many works, such as paper stones stacked into a series of food landscape paintings. Going further in, you will see paper-cuts full of childlike creations. Take the elevator up to see more meaningful works, such as "Aging" which uses clothes-drying bamboo to create the scenery of Yau Ma Tei 🏘 or the first-class neon light display wall "Glamour" which includes Temple Street, Zhongfang Street, Battery Street and Guanyong Street to symbolize the prosperous night scene of Hong Kong🌆 After viewing the beautiful exhibits, you can take a look at the text and video next to them to understand the stories and ideas that the students got from the residents when they were creating, and deepen your understanding of this place where I was born and raised😚