Sculpture or architecture? This immersive Chinese pop-up museum reframes the exhibition experience
In 2019, a labyrinth-like structure emerged in Beijing, a sculptural building with a length of 50+ m, height of five m and width of less than nine m. A travelling multimedia exhibition space, the Mandalas Pop-up Digital Art Museum was intentionall
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