Co-produced by the museum and R+ Production, a contemporary art curatorial agency, the exhibition occupies the 2000-square-meter museum space with more than 100 artworks from the pair's recent practice, including multiple brand new pieces, according to curator Wang Jiayi.
Visitors are invited to explore several experiential spaces which each presents a different setting, from the world of the artists' studio to the magic of Chinese architecture, and ultimately into the digital realm.
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