Chichu Art Museum Review

The name Chung-hsiung Ando, although not as household as Master Pei, is also a national treasure architect in Japan. In order not to damage the view of Seto-Inner National Park, he built the art museum buildings underground. Overlooking from the sky, the simple geometric shapes open to the sky are also named for this. The museum cannot be photographed, and the pictures taken outside are very shocking. The architect's use of light and geometry has reached the extreme. There are not many exhibits in the museum, but there are a lot of breathtaking: Monet's "Waterlily", James • Turrell (James Turrell) Open Sky/Blue Planet Sky, etc., really only you can understand the charm of art! ! !

All the buildings in the Gedi Middle Art Museum are buried underground and cannot be seen on the ground. The three masters of art, Claude Monet, Walter de Maria and James Terrell, are displayed here, and Mr. Fukuo, who bought Terrell's "Back of the Moon", has been thinking about how to display it.

It is worth a visit, bring family and friends together

The Gedizhong Art Museum is the most modern museum in Japan and a more famous attraction. As its name suggests, the whole building is buried underground, and the ground is not visible. The whole building is a huge artwork, reflecting the charm of the museum everywhere. The most amazing part of this gallery is that although buried underground, it absorbs natural light and is very environmentally friendly. The whole design is very stylish and imaginative, and nature and buildings are perfectly integrated.

It is really worth modernist fans to see that the whole house is an artwork. Ando Zhongxiong's clear water concrete structure. The big ticket is 50 meters out of the entrance through a small pond. Now there are four authentic pieces on Monet to take off their shoes and visit. The exhibition is an extra 500. It is a pity that you can't take pictures inside.

The most wonderful place in the museum is that although it is designed in the middle of the ground, and there are many narrow and straight gaps in the building, which can be penetrated by natural light. The head is a quick response to inertia in this gallery, because the works in the collection will use space and light to affect perception, and from time to time a sky will be displayed above the head, and clouds and blue sky form part of the work. Ando Chung-hsiung "Clear Water Mould Building", it is impossible to think about love, touch the walls, have a sense of temperature. Sigh the precision calculation of architectural mechanics, thank the architect for the sensory experience of using light and nature