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The Endless River

"Invitational Exhibition of Contemporary Artists"

October 13, 2025 – October 27, 2025

Embassy of Albania in China

Beijing, China

The Endless River

Hosted by the Embassy of Albania in China and the Embassy of Italy in China, and jointly organized by the International Cultural Exchange and Development Association, the operator of the Sino-Italian Design Exchange Center Debby Group and the Guangzhou Crystal Museum, the "The Endless River - Invitational Exhibition of Contemporary Artists" was opened at the Embassy of Albania in China.

The theme of this exhibition is "The Endless River" which means that artistic creations like rivers cross borders and carry the memory of civilization and the imagination of the future. Twenty-six outstanding artists and jewelry designers from various countries and regions around the world engaged in an artistic dialogue spanning culture and time and space through a variety of media such as painting, sculpture, installation, and jewelry. The exhibition not only presented the unique language of individual creation, but also works to construct an aesthetic resonance between East and West, traditional and contemporary.

Installation Views

Installation view 1

Photo 1 — Burning Horizon (Unlit) The painting in its original state, before illumination. Deep reds, blacks and fiery yellows create a dramatic horizon suspended between landscape and abstraction.

Installation view 2

Photo 2 — Burning Horizon (Illuminated) With the installation lights activated, the painting transforms. Light intensifies the colours and reveals new layers of pink, violet and crimson, changing the atmosphere and perception of the work.

Installation view 3

Photo 3 — Burning Horizon: Light Transformation A detail of the illuminated work, showing how light alters its colours, depth and transparency. The installation allows the same painting to reveal a different visual identity.

Installation view 4

Photo 4 — Burning Horizon — Presenting Burning Horizon as an installation. By integrating light into the work, I turn a static painting into a changing visual experience, exploring the relationship between colour, illumination and perception.

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