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Reverse Zoo is a large-scale projection mapping work that transforms the façade of DEPO2015 in Plzeň into a surreal environment where the roles of humans and animals are reversed.

The narrative unfolds through a sequence of visual transformations, beginning with microscopic life—ants moving across an abstract surface that gradually reveals itself as the skin of a giant elephant. As the architecture emerges, the building becomes a cage, containing the elephant while humans observe from within the windows.

When the elephant breaks free into the urban space, the order collapses. A small bird appears and lifts the elephant into the sky, transforming it into a constellation. From this celestial space, a bear is brought back into the city, while humans remain confined inside illuminated windows, echoing the conditions of animals in captivity.

By reversing the positions of observer and observed, Reverse Zoo invites reflection on the relationship between humans, animals, and the environments we construct.

《反向动物园》（Reverse Zoo） 是一件大型建筑投影映射作品，将位于 DEPO2015、Plzeň 的建筑立面转化为一个超现实的空间，在这里，人类与动物的角色被颠倒。

作品通过一系列视觉转化展开叙事，从微观世界开始——蚂蚁在抽象的表面上爬行，逐渐显现出那其实是一个巨型大象的皮肤。当建筑结构被揭示时，整座建筑变成一个“笼子”，困住大象，而人类则从窗户中进行观察。

当大象挣脱束缚进入城市空间时，秩序开始瓦解。一只小鸟出现，用细线将大象带向天空，使其化作星座。在这片宇宙空间中，小鸟又将一只熊从星空带回城市，而人类却依然被困在发光的窗户中，如同被圈养的动物。

通过颠倒“观看者”与“被观看者”的关系，《反向动物园》引导观众重新思考人类、动物与我们所建构环境之间的关系。