梵我一如 Original

In this fast-paced society, stress and anxiety have become an inevitable part of our lives. As the pace of life accelerates, it seems difficult for us to find a peaceful world to free ourselves from busyness and stress, and feel pain. In Buddhism, human suffering is classified into five categories, namely greed, anger, ignorance, slowness, and doubt, which are also known as the five poisons. Letting go of Wanyuan, the present is the good medicine for getting rid of pain, allowing us to return to our own body and mind, life, and life. In an immersive space, the work of "Fanwo Ru" guides and heals people's psychological emotions through artistic experience. We use various elements such as music, lighting, sound, etc. to create a unique atmosphere and feeling, allowing people to feel relaxed and calm both physically and mentally. The sound of the singing bowl is a great guide, it resonates with our bodies. The combination of visual water ripple patterns, singing bowls, and immersive spaces complements each other, making the space more healing. Experients will find their id in space, find inner peace, learn to feel the present, and learn to reconcile with emotions.

Shanghai Institute of Visual Arts
Authors: Lou Xiaoyi and Wang Chenting
Guidance teachers: Du Xian and Xu Zongfu