Hangzhou's China Academy of Art has become a portal to mythical realms through the Black Myth: Wukong Art Exhibition, blending cutting-edge digital creativity with traditional craftsmanship. Featuring over 900 meticulously crafted pieces – from intricate concept sketches to towering life-sized sculptures – the showcase breathes tangible life into the game's legendary characters, including Sun Wukong's individually rendered hair strands and Zhu Bajie's expressive features.
Running concurrently with the 21st China International Cartoon and Animation Festival (May 29-June 2), this exhibition highlights Zhejiang Province's growing role as a hub for creative industries. Visitors can explore the intersection of gaming culture and artistic innovation until July 25 at the Art Museum of the China Academy of Art.
