Zhou Yi's 'Sugar' sculpture art special exhibition is so beautiful it makes your hair stand on end

After seeing a particularly 'sweet' exhibition, the Chinese-style sculptures made of fondant. It's no exaggeration to say that these exquisitely three-dimensional fondant sculptures are so beautiful that they make my hair stand on end and my scalp tingle. The 'Sugar' Sculpture Art Special Exhibition is a permanent exhibition jointly created by MGM and Zhou Yi, blending food craftsmanship with artistic craftsmanship, integrating life with art across boundaries, and showcasing the beauty of the Orient to the world. Zhou Yi is a renowned master of Chinese-style fondant craftsmanship and a cultural inheritor of the national trend, whose works have won numerous awards in international competitions. This exhibition is also the first solo fondant sculpture exhibition in Zhou Yi's creative career. The exhibition is also legendary, it is said to have taken over a year to prepare, with most of the works completed in Suzhou and then transported to Macau for assembly. The works on site multi-dimensionally interpret the Three Letters and Six Rites, filial piety, historical figures, and Lingnan customs, revitalizing and elevating life and history, making it very worthwhile to see. The exhibition is free to visit, and friends who are going to Macau soon should not miss it. 📍 'Sugar' Sculpture Art Special Exhibition Information: Exhibition location: MGM Macau Lion Square, Art Space of Harmony Public visiting hours: 12 PM to 8 PM daily Admission fee: Free MGM Macau Hotel