This project was created for the anniversary celebration of the Taikang Art Museum, which also coincided with the opening of artist Zhang Peili’s solo exhibition. Drawing on the artist’s iconic “rubber glove” motif, the design integrates screens with spatial installations. The aim is to create a neutral and versatile interface capable of supporting diverse possibilities. Through the “rubber-like” wrapping of the screens and their detachment from traditional stage formats, the installation intertwines with the audience, blurring the boundaries between art and people. It embodies the idea of “making art a part of life, and part of play, rather than an end goal.”
In this project, I am mainly responsible for parts of creative ideas, Installation Design, and Modeling.