Hong Kong's new art exhibition, dancing water drops🫧

The Art Basel Hong Kong has just ended, and the new art exhibition "Dancing Drops" is about to begin! The artistic atmosphere is really strong✨ This exhibition is very meaningful. It was created by the famous cross-border artist Simon Ma with water as the theme. Inspired by the philosophical idea of ​​"the highest good is like water" in nature, he integrated philosophy into art and used the flow of water to express the deep connection between man and nature, tradition and the future. "Dancing Water Drops" is his famous work 👏🏻, which carries a deep understanding of art and life. It has been exhibited in major cities around the world, and is also being exhibited in Dubai! The Hong Kong station is to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Dongjiang water supply to Hong Kong. There are 18.8-meter-high water drops and small water drops of different colors and specifications. The 28.8-meter giant water drop sculpture will be unveiled on Mother's Day, May 11. It is the world's largest water drop art installation. There will also be a music and light show with four themes of "Return, Down, Music, Fusion" at 7/8/9 o'clock in the evening. There is also a Smile For HONG KONG photography contest. 📸Take a photo of yourself smiling with the "water drop" gesture and upload it to the social media platform. Add a topic and description to have a chance to participate. Exhibition time: April 1st to June 18th Exhibition location: Tamar Park and Central and Western District Promenade, Admiralty, Hong Kong