The inspiration of PAVILION I comes from the garden, a global cultural carrier. In the course of human civilization, garden has always played a significant role between nature and society. Stemming from the nature, a garden is actually a fairyland elaborately designed by people. It is a private space for us to stay away from the crowd, but at the same time, an open and ideal place for social contact.
Both in the East and West, garden has at its very core three elements: mountain, water, and pavilion. Mountain and water is a microcosm of nature, while a pavilion turns into the joint of nature and people when they halt steps, look up and enjoy the scenery before their eyes.
In this regard, garden serves as a perfect carrier for me to probe and discuss the relationship between humans and nature against the cross-culture context in the Anthropocene era.

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