Exhibition Introduction

Gentle Encounter, Rabbit Rabbit!
Undoubtedly, the highlight of this event is the 6-meter-tall giant pink rabbit titled “Wandering on the Road.” It stands in the atrium of the second basement level of the North District of China World Mall, facing a yellow rabbit across from it. The two rabbits keep each other company, quietly gazing at passers-by. Despite its sturdy material, the giant rabbit appears particularly gentle due to its knitted toy-like texture. Strolling around it, one feels as if they can temporarily escape reality, let go of all stress, and immerse themselves in the warm memories of childhood.
Weaving the Warm Memories of Childhood

In the atrium of the first basement level of the Central District of the mall, there are two more rabbits, either lying or sitting, whose sculptures are presented in a woven form. This design breaks the inherent coldness of fiberglass, offering a more heartwarming visual experience in the chilly winter. Everyone has had a toy in their childhood, and the first companions in our lives are often those quiet dolls sitting by the bedside. Artist Zhang Zhanzhan hopes to convey this memory of companionship through art, using the language of large-scale fiberglass sculptures to express the softness of these small items and provide people with soothing and warm company.

The Story of Courage
In the atrium of the West Annex Building on Level L1 of the North District, the story scene of the work titled “River” is faithfully recreated. It encourages people not to worry too much about others' opinions but to pursue their true inner desires. In a northern village, the mountains and rivers are clear and clean, and a group of children take off their shoes and jump into the river to play, except for him, who hesitates because his sock has a hole in it. The little boy standing on pebbles finally musters up the courage to face himself under everyone's gaze. Here, pebble-shaped cushions provide a resting area for passers-by, offering a safe and comfortable intera