Immersive experience, perceive the world in light and shadow.

798 Art District Entering winter, the museum has become a check-in place for many people. A new immersive art collection museum has been opened in the slow life commercial district of Wanhong Road near the south gate of the 798 Art District in Beijing. With the continuous application of high-tech means in human society, immersive experience has entered people's lives. To be precise, an immersive simulation experience is a place that uses technological means to provide visitors with an immersive experience by simulating a real or fictional environment. The Immersive Art Collection Museum, which is now open to the public, will exhibit "The Realm of Wukong: Immersive Art Ecological Experimental Exhibition" to the public from November 8 to the end of the year. Walking into the first exhibition hall, under the dark night sky, I saw nine scenes in the shape of Sanxingdui sacred trees. My ears were surrounded by beautiful music and the cheerful calls of birds. Gradually, the sounds of birds disappeared, and the night sky There are sounds of lightning and thunder from time to time, and the transformation in nature really takes place before your eyes. Four exhibition halls of different styles show people familiar cities, and tourists are like Sun Wukong, flying in the clouds and mist, listening to the breath of the city, appreciating the color of the city, and paying attention to the ever-changing city streets from different angles... Get to know cities you are familiar with or unfamiliar with in this ever-changing scene. Fish lanterns are an intangible cultural heritage of She County, Anhui Province. In the exhibition hall, there is a beautiful and huge fish lantern, and a group of fish lanterns of different shapes are constantly changing under the light, telling people ancient stories, expressing the theme of "fish and you are together", and sharing a visual feast. Next, we saw familiar scenes: the burning Buddha relic pagoda, the flowing canal, and the busy ferry. Once upon a time, the Grand Canal brought rice, tea, wood, stone and various local specialties, which brought about artistic and cultural exchanges, and only then did we have today's shared humanity. In the immersive museum where light and shadow play, people feel the charm of art, reminisce about every familiar or unfamiliar scene, and express their different perceptions of the world and life... Kind tips: 1. Transportation route: Take bus No. 401, 405, 418, 445, or 988 and get off at Wangyefen Station. Take bus No. 123 or 847 and get off at No. 701 Factory Bus Station. 2. Opening hours: The museum is closed on Mondays, from Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 to 17:00 3. "Wukong Realm Immersive Art Ecological Experimental Exhibition" will last until December 31, 2024.