Ma Yansong: Landscapes in Motion

Google-translated event description from MAD Architects' website:

The exhibition "Ma Yansong: Landscapes in Motion" opened at the Shenzhen Museum of Contemporary Art and Urban Planning (Shenzhen Museum).

On October 12, the exhibition held a series of themed forums in the two museums. Ma Yansong, Liu Xiaodu, Zhu Rongyuan, Wang Zigeng, Hayano Yosuke, Dang Qun, Yan Weixin, Fei Dawei, Shen Wei, Xichuan, Wang Jianwei, Weng Ling, Chen Youjian, Sun Jiwei, Zhu Zheqin, Sun Qian, Shirley Surya, Zhang Yuxing and other 17 people The guests brought the audience three wonderful forums including "Publicity of Cities and Architecture", "Mobile Art" and "Cultural Cross-border". The content of the forum is about cities, architecture, art, and literature, extending the topic of architecture to all aspects related to life. 

"Ma Yansong: Landscapes in Motion" is the first solo exhibition of a contemporary architect held by the two museums since their completion. As the largest, most informative and important exhibition since the establishment of MAD Architectural Office, it three-dimensionally presents 52 important projects of MAD in the past 20 years since its establishment in an exhibition space of more than 3,000 square meters.

The exhibition hopes to start people's discussion and thinking about the linkage between cities, communities, architecture, humanities, and nature through the display and questioning of content from different dimensions, allowing the public to explore their own hearts while also developing their understanding of future life and cities. Imagine.

Preface to the exhibition written by Ma Yansong: "Architecture and cities are not abstract science and technology, but real scenes of life. Architecture is about feelings, atmosphere and time. Architecture is living, with the characteristics of life, and therefore full of life." Energy: flowing, dynamic and uncertain. As a man-made object, architecture is an externalization and extension of the human heart at both the tool and artistic levels, reflecting our attitude towards the external world, history and the future. Subjective and different external The process of transformation has produced a variety of sounds, interpreting the best appearance of harmonious resonance."

Read more about the exhibition in the Bustler news.