The exhibition of “China Painting Series of Past Dynasties” not only reunites the painting treasures of China’s thousands of years of history and culture, but also makes use of many advanced technologies to allow the audience to immerse themselves in the exhibition.
The corridor of grottoes in this exhibition is listed in the World Cultural Heritage List, and the five largest grottoes in China among the eight largest grottoes in the world, the Bingling Temple Grottoes in Gansu, Anyue Grottoes in Sichuan, Feilaifeng Grottoes in Lingyin, Hangzhou and other representative grottoes are reproduced in equal proportion. The world-leading 3D high-fidelity digital measurement and reconstruction technology independently developed by Zhejiang University brings together these immovable grotto art heritages and rare Buddhist paintings at home and abroad included in the “Great Family”, vividly presenting the unique charm of ancient art in China.
The exhibition also set up an immersive experience area. Relying on China’s paintings of past dynasties and contemporary digital technology, the whole space is full of mountains and clouds, and many elements of ancient China paintings are “alive”, allowing the audience to “walk” into the painting and cross the ancient and modern times. The 40 pieces of China ancient paintings selected in the experience area are all from overseas museums, creating an immersive painting space that spans many dynasties and integrates many masterpieces, attracting many visitors to take photos.