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        <![CDATA[<p>In the early summer of 2026, we were invited by the organizers of 2026 <a href="/tag/foshan">Foshan</a> Internatioanl Cultural &amp; Creative Week to create an art installation for this grand event. At the very beginning of the conceptual stage, we immersed ourselves deeply in the everyday life of local Cantonese people, hoping to find an everyday object that best captures the distinctive character of local folk life. In the end, our gaze settled on the red plastic stools.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In February 2026, the "Echo of the ruins" Sound Museum was completed in Qingshuitan—this old industrial area which had lain silent for years. Free from the white cubes and glass display cases of traditional exhibition space. Instead, it is a structure that grows directly from the ruins. An open-air Museum built from every discarded brick and tile of the old factory buildings. It is an urban public space open to all, a place where people can enter, listen, and share their stories.</p>]]>
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