K11 shopping mall

After visiting the Guangdong Provincial Museum, I had lunch at the nearby K11 store. This is a Chinese restaurant. We ordered a variety of famous Cantonese snacks. The snacks are exquisite and delicious, and you can feel the dim sum master's intentions.

We have a lot of interesting things near the store, and I found that there are many art exhibitions and creative handicrafts in this mall. In this mall, each building has different themes. This is both an art center and a shopping mall. Whether it is the art of the entrance square or the golden crossover sculpture of the atrium, it attracts attention. The upstairs is also decorated with art space to gather passengers. The biggest feature of this mall is design and art. The overall structure is very comfortable and the vision is high. The color tone is mainly low-key gold.

A solo exhibition of Japanese painter Keiichi Tanaami was exhibited in the K11 Art Space of Guangzhou K11 Art Mall. I took a lot of pictures of oil paintings and found that these paintings are very similar to the concept of my project. My concept of this time is mental illness. There are three key points in seeing these paintings: the composition is messy, the color is strong and the whimsical style is combined. Mentioned in his introduction. He collected his childhood memories and saw his grandfather‘s goldfish sparkling silver scales in the cruelty of crossfire and war. He created a series of anti-war works that turned terror into fantasy patterns and vivid colors. In many of his other works, abstract pine forms extracted from unbearable diseases, near death experiences, and the illusions caused by drugs he has suffered in the past are included.