“Monkeys dancing with tree frogs?” asks a child. Here at the Tropical Rainforest Animal Exhibition, art meets nature. This Beijing exhibition merges rare animal specimens with natural ecological spaces. Artistic installations complement this immersive experience.
The Tropical Rainforest Animal Exhibition provides an urban oasis. It allows visitors to appreciate the wonders of nature. Crafted by top-tier botanists and zoologists, the exhibition seeks to inspire ecological awareness. Guides playing botanists and zoologists lead visitors. They take them into the tents of naturalists for discovery.
Diverse ecosystems are organized by altitude and ecological landscape. The exhibition spans five floors. Starting in the basement with marine environments and caves. Visitors ascend to the first floor to explore forests. The second floor showcases grasslands rainforests and glaciers. The third floor focuses on bird and environmental conservation. The fourth-floor terrace culminates in an animal entertainment area. Each level is meticulously designed. This design replicates natural environments authentically. Visitors are immersed in the power and beauty of nature.
Imagine stepping into a world where rainforest plants are reshaped. Artists have cleverly reimagined these plants. They playfully take over Andy Warhol’s artistic style. Matisse’s dancing crowd is replaced with dancing tree frogs. Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa wears a skirt of rainforest creatures.
One artist designed a circular theme house. This allows visitors to experience a real rainforest immersively. It brings the rainforest closer to Beijing. The nearest natural rainforest is almost 2000 kilometers away in Taiwan. Other rainforests in China are in Hainan Guangdong and Yunnan. The artist brought the art of the rainforest to Beijing.
The exhibition is ongoing at the HANMO Art Center in Beijing’s 798 Art Zone. Don’t miss the Rainforest Art Annual Exhibition. It provides a whimsical artistic expression of the rainforest.
The tropical zone here is dubbed the “Lungs of the planet.” It is important to the Earth. It provides living things with oxygen and rich natural resources. It is the most biodiversity-abundant area. Rainforest is key to the tropical zone. Rainforests have high temperatures and rainfall all year.
The Tropical Rainforest Animal Exhibition vividly brings visitors to a romantic tropical rainforest. It uses human interaction with rainforest and other living beings as a guide. It demonstrates features of plants. See special leaf and root structures. A fragrant butterfly area displays the plants that butterflies enjoy. There is also a tropical fruit area. Visitors can appraise sources of fruit. A flower culture area shows various typical tropical flowers. It will run until August 31.