Plataforma continues its journey spotlighting the festival’s districts and the creative minds behind them. Our next stop is Praia do Manduco District, a vibrant area that brings art to life through three captivating installations.
Flagship Installation
Hi Baby︱Artist: Zhu Xi (Shanghai, China)
Step into a world of neon reflections with Hi Baby, an awe-inspiring installation by Zhu Xi. This interactive work fuses virtual reality with physical space, offering visitors an engaging experience that connects past and future through striking pink-hued portals and infinite light perspectives.
Location: Barra Public Transport Interchange Square
Artist Introduction: Zhu Xi, an experimental artist from Shanghai that specializes in cross-media art that bridges tradition and modernity. A graduate of the China Academy of Art, Zhu has received critical acclaim for his thought-provoking works exploring societal and virtual interactions. In addition to his artistic endeavors, Zhu is a dedicated educator, nurturing a new generation of contemporary artists.
Light Installation
Rise and Shine︱Artists: A Plus from Macao, China
Located at Barra Pier, Rise and Shine is a vibrant light display that turns the waterfront into a glowing spectacle. Its cascading patterns of light and color evoke the beauty of sunrises over Macao’s harbor, symbolizing hope and renewal. This installation encourages visitors to pause and take in the serene yet dynamic interplay of art and nature.
Location: Barra Pier
Artist Introduction: Established in 1996, A Plus is a leader in event planning and lighting design, with notable contributions to Macao’s festive landscapes, including the Central District’s holiday displays.
Interactive Installation
Macao Lantern Scape︱Artists: A Plus from Macao, China
Largo do Lilau lights up with the enchanting Macao Lantern Scape. This installation features glowing lanterns that blend traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics, creating a magical atmosphere perfect for families to enjoy. The intricate designs highlight Macao’s rich cultural heritage while presenting a modern twist to traditional lantern festivals.
Location: Largo do Lilau
