🐼10m long and 7m high inflatable panda art installation debuts in Hong Kong

Calling all panda fans! Zhao Bandi, one of the representatives of national avant-garde art, is internationally renowned for his cross-media art. His series of paintings, videos, and performance art works with "panda" as the creative theme element are unique artistic creations in the art world! The large-scale public art installation "Ready to Go" made its debut in Hong Kong in early summer this year. The 10-meter-long and 7-meter-high inflatable panda installation is in a starting posture, with its limbs stretched out and looking around, its expression revealing the momentum of moving forward courageously. The Hong Kong stop also introduced a new visual art experience to create a super shocking colorful abyss. The audience can break through the dangerous areas with the pandas and enter the colorful floating stone pillars. Curator Du Xiyun pointed out: "The visual art design concept of this time just echoes the creative concept of "Ready to Go". In an environment full of opportunities and challenges, we can still stay "ready to go", calmly welcome them, and face them positively, so as to overcome the difficulties." In addition, the creator specially used inflatable materials to present the soft and honest giant panda installation "Ready to Go", which forms a strong and harmonious visual effect in contrast with the three-dimensional geometric origami art. "Ready to Go" not only fully reflects the integration of his classical aesthetic attainments and unique perspectives of contemporary art, but also embraces the diversity of nature! The seemingly static art installation contrasts with the trompe l'oeil floor painting that is over 11 meters wide and 7 meters deep, creating a magical synergy and injecting vitality into the work. Together they created a lifelike optical illusion under the majestic giant panda art installation! Collaborating with the Hong Kong Origami Association to exclusively exhibit 15 three-dimensional environmentally friendly origami pandas In order to add diverse artistic elements, the mall invited a five-member production team led by Chan Pak-hei, the founder of the Hong Kong Origami Association, which includes students with special learning disabilities, grassroots students and transitional housing residents, to create the "Little Bears Are Coming! 3D Origami Cute Bear Exhibition" with the theme of "Daily Pandas", hoping to share the importance of green living and wild panda conservation through the exhibition. The team carefully conceived and produced 5 cute panda life postures with different meanings, including: "chewing bamboo leaves" represents abundance, "curious head raised" represents ready to go, "waving panda" represents fortune and luck, etc. They are hidden in the iconic buildings on both sides of Victoria Harbour, and soft lights will be lit every night to reproduce the world-famous dazzling night scene; The production materials are environmentally friendly paper certified by the FSC™ Forest Management Bureau. A total of 15 three-dimensional origami pandas, each 30 cm tall, are made using sophisticated and complex multi-faceted cutting origami techniques. Each panda has more than 500 cut faces or more. It takes nearly 200 hours from production to completion. Panda fans, come and take a close look at the exquisite and delicate origami pandas and feel the visual shock brought by PANDART POWER! #MOSTown # MOSTVenturousPanda tour is ready to go #Zhao Bandi #Ready to go #Hong Kong Origami Association #Super Giant Inflatable Panda Installation #3D Origami Cute Bear Exhibition #Intangible Cultural Heritage Activities #Good Place to Discharge #Discharge #Good Place for Parents and Children #Holiday Parent-Child Tour #Local Tour #Good Places in Hong Kong #Good Places on Weekends #Good Places #Local Parent-Child Tour #Parent-Child Tour #Parent-Child #Parent-Child Activities #Check-in Attractions #Check-in #hklifestyle #travelhk #discoverhk #explorehongkong #exploringhongkong #discoverhongkong #awesomehongkong