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Blending nature with her unique brand of creativity, renowned Chinese paper sculptor Wen Qiuwen transforms our resort attractions into inspiring, fantastic gardens. You will even find Wavey chilling and relaxing in the Nebula Oasis in Diamond Lobby.
An explorer of new traditions, Chinese paper sculptor Wen Qiuwen is recognized for her works that combine paper art and light sculpture, the most famous of which include "Southern Lion Girl" and "Shanhai Fish Lantern". She often deconstructs and re-creates traditional cultural symbols, ingeniously introducing surrealist elements to create thought-provoking scenography that offers a dreamy slice of theater and engages viewers on an emotional level. Her works are seen as Chinese symbols and have been exhibited at the Centre Pompidou in France, as well as art festivals in Italy, Hong Kong and various cities in Mainland China. She was also featured in famous magazines and media.
In the galactic garden, fantastic creatures are waking up to the warmth of summer.
Immerse in this picturesque scene brimming with life and rich with multi-sensory experiences. A giant robin, the embodiment of love and purity, emits an enchanting glow, with flamingos and a hummingbird contributing to the magical atmosphere. The butterflies on the glass house will even release a soft fragrance as you walk near.
Be sure to check out the Cha Bei pop-up nearby for a unique coffee experience with delightful treats inspired by Wen’s artworks, and takeaway coffee cup sleeves adorned by her designs.
From April 28 to August 31, 2023
Deep in the nebula in a cosmic Grand Resort Deck, Wavey, the Peacock of Galaxy Kidz is beckoning.
Wen Qiuwen takes paper sculpture to a new level with this dreamy scenography depicting the joys of summer. Amidst Wen’s exotic plants and her take on the traditional fish lanterns of Southern Guangdong, Wavey can be seen having a good time on the Grand Resort Deck, inviting you to make a big splash with him this summer.
From June 16 to August 31, 2023
Two swallows swoop down across a sea of flowers, causing a ripple with their wings of freedom.
This installation in two parts captures the lightness and grace of the birds in mid-flight. Carrying stars in their semi-transparent bodies and singing their songs of freedom, these bearers of good luck glide between candy-colored planets and giant sweets – like a chapter from a fable.
From April 28 to August 31, 2023