New science art exhibition debuts in Nanshan

A poster of the Cosmic Elements exhibition. File photos

Cosmic Elements, a fusion of science and art, jointly presented by Nookland and the Chinese National Astronomy Magazine, opened at the China Resources Tower Arts Center Gallery in Nanshan District on Saturday.

After three years of preparation, the exhibition has carefully curated astronomical photography, astronomy-themed art installations, and various art forms from around the globe, showcasing the works of renowned artists who have participated in the Ars Electronica Festival in Austria, and those affiliated with the House of Electronic Arts in Basel and the Academy of Arts in Berlin.

Through this exhibition, the three curators, Angel An, Iris Long, and Claudia Schnugg, aim to captivate every visitor with the grandeur of the cosmos, inviting them to delve into the ultimate romance of the universe while pondering the profound connection between humanity and the cosmos.

A scene of the exhibition.

Angel An explained that the exhibition is designed to examine astronomical art from three key perspectives, which are complex observation, the nocturnal journey of the human body, and the public awareness of astronomy. These serve as essential frameworks for audiences to comprehend each artwork.

Time: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., Tuesday to Sunday, through March 31

Ticket: 128 yuan

Add: China Resources Tower Arts Center Gallery, B1 Floor, MixC Shenzhen Bay, Nanshan District (南山区华润深圳湾万象城B1层中国华润大厦艺术中心美术馆)

Metro: Lines 2 or 11 to Houhai Station (后海站), Exit G