At the invitation of the Organizing Committee of the Venice Biennale, Liu Youju's "The Mars Project" will be exhibited in the official pavilion of the Venice Biennale, Palazzo Dona dalle Rose. This island palace, known as the Rose Palace, has been an important exhibition venue for the Venice Biennale. This year the museum will feature an exhibition on the theme of expressing the beauty of nature.

Liu Youju's "The Mars Project" expresses the pursuit of great beauty and humanity from the perspective of nature and history. She returns to the attributes of beautiful nature from the way of "planning" and the development law of "arranging" society. "The Mars Project" was created in 2020, the work from the unique artistic vision, the earth mountains and rivers of gold art water fire earth moved to a multidimensional virtual space. The author expresses good wishes with good consciousness, reshaping and respecting the laws of nature, calling for the laws of art and nature to be turned into reality in the virtual world, and practicing in the era of Renaissance of literary and artistic civilization.

Venice Biennale, known as the most authoritative art exhibition today. The exhibition was first held in 1895 and has been held for 59 times.

The 60th edition of the Venice Biennale, titled "Foreigners Everywhere," will be held from April 20 to November 24, 2024, at the official pavilions of the Venice Biennale, including the Armory.

The Venice Biennale is an "official exhibition" with thematic and national exhibitions, and more than 90 countries participate in this exhibition. Together with the unofficial parallel exhibitions and peripheral exhibitions, it will constitute a beautiful landscape of Vini art exhibition.

Liu Youju's solo exhibition will also be exhibited in the official pavilion of the Venice Biennale Palazzo Dona dalle Rose from July to August this year, which is also the first solo exhibition held by a Chinese artist in the museum known as the "Rose Palace".

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Selected for the 2024 Venice Biennale "The Mars Project"