Text by / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported
As the important Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival approaches, many people have already started planning reunion activities such as moon viewing and barbecues. Here’s a more special moon-gazing itinerary. The large-scale moon installation art “Museum of the Moon,” created by British artist Luke Jerram, will descend upon the streets of Hong Kong on September 28, offering visitors an extraordinary moon-viewing experience.
Large-scale moon installation art “Museum of the Moon” (Photo / Museum of the Moon)
Giant moon installation appears on the street (Photo / Museum of the Moon)
Museum of the Moon created by a British artist (Photo / Museum of the Moon)
This giant moon installation has a diameter of 7 meters, with hyper-realistic details that make it look as if the real moon has appeared right before your eyes. This artwork has toured many countries around the world, including the UK, France, Ireland, and Belgium, and its meaning can vary depending on the history and culture of each country. From September 28 to October 31, it will appear in the atrium of Lee Tung Avenue in Hong Kong, marking not only its first appearance in Asia but also aligning with the special occasion of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Museum of the Moon (Photo / Museum of the Moon)
Museum of the Moon (Photo / Museum of the Moon)
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