March 1st 2018, ten o’clock, ALUCOBOND® “Shape & Concept” series shows opened in 469 Binjiang Avenue Shanghai. Most of the works in this show are inspired by nature, which means the natural law is embodied in the city.
Shanghai as the first event, the opening ceremony has invited the vice-charman of Shanghai art association Guorong Zhu, the professor of Tongji University Yingjie Huang, the professor of Shanghai University Of Engineering Science Qing Xie, famous sculptor Qiang Zhang, artist Yinghao Huang. Guorong Zhu delivered an opening address.

（△《 RAIN》）

（△《 LIGHTS OF RIDGES》）

（△《 BEETLE》）

（△《UNINTENTIONAL SPACE》）

（△《 WING》）

Most of the works in this show are inspired by nature. Nature is artists’ inexhaustible source of inspiration. As the designer of this show, Charlie Huang has brought us a lot of surprises both in interior design and art design.

ALUCOBOND® has many different architectures around the world. However, in the long-term practical application, we gradually find there is a trend that more and more architectures are constantly converging in interior and exterior decoration, while owners are also inclined to integrate the interior and exterior decoration of architectures. As the inner world of architecture, it becomes a major trend for the interior decoration of architectures to echo the external environment with its space design application. Therefore, it is even more important to communicate with architects.
When designing, they not only think how to express the beauty of architectural appearance, but also consider whether the interior decoration style is uniform. Urban space is quietly changing in such a trend. It is also the origin of our concept “Redefining Urban Space”. ALUCOBOND®’s set off a material revolution, which break the boundary among industry, architecture and art by absorbing and blending the elements from these fields and thus make urban architectures no longer monotonous.

Although it was still cold in Shanghai in March, the scene atmosphere was warm. This show would last 14 days, from 1st March to 14th March.