"Death"—An Art Exhibition for an Inevitable Destination

From the past to the present, "death" has been a source of inspiration and a mode of expression for various artists. This exhibition broadly introduces "death" as an illustration, encompassing photography, oil paintings, historical artifacts, and scientific specimens. Art, as a medium, gives form to the intimate relationship between death and the body.


Even in this modern era of continuous medical advancement, art confronts us with the unavoidable truth that humans, regardless of social standing, may still pass away from illness. The exhibition presents profound worlds beyond mere art, featuring photographs of doctors and the Grim Reaper vying for a sick patient, a skeleton seated on a "Green Table" symbolizing war and terror, and remade skulls. It also highlights differing perspectives on and acceptance of "death" through works from various countries. Furthermore, at the exhibition's exit, a chandelier made of 3,000 plastic bones creates an overwhelming and unique atmosphere.

A space lined with works evoking death. This is a truly rare art exhibition that makes one feel the "destiny of approaching death."