This exhibition is worth visiting!

Actually, at first, I wasn't very interested in this exhibition, but after visiting, I have only two words to say: Worth it! Perhaps it's because the digital image artworks in recent years have been too boring, lacking in originality, and failing to reach a certain height of artistry, resulting in too many mediocre works. They seem unremarkable, but the stories they tell are very well-crafted, and with the push of capital, their value is hyped up. However, most of the works I saw in this exhibition are quite good, with thoughtfulness, creativity, and depth. There are many realistic photography works that, through post-production, secondary creation, exposure, and the restoration of light and shadow, as well as the overlapping of multiple photos, have been given new life, revealing many philosophical insights. The most impressive to me was a series of dance works from the Cervantes Museum, where the dancing beauties are seen in perspective, expressing the body language related to dance through muscles, skeletons, blood, organs. In these art and photography works, you can clearly feel the emotions of the people in the paintings: excitement, happiness, sadness, melancholy, warmth, and the sense of vicissitudes brought by the years, childhood memories, and that familiar figure in a foreign land...