Shanghai Exhibition | JIA Japan Illustration Awards Winning Works Exhibition

| JIA Japan Illustration Awards Winning Works Exhibition. 🌟 The Japan Illustrators' Association (JIA) was established in 1999 and holds an illustration competition for professional and amateur illustrators every year, with no set theme, allowing participants to submit works in any form including hand-drawn, digital, and three-dimensional. This exhibition is divided into four sections: imagination, space, story, and color, showcasing the award-winning works of 2023, along with some grand prize winners from 2017 to 2022, including nearly 300 works by about a hundred illustrators from home and abroad. 🛎️ To appreciate each painting is like traveling through different dreamscapes, wandering in the worlds created by the artists, which is a magical experience. 🍃 Precisely because there is no set theme and no restrictions on the form of creation, the content seen by the audience is rich and varied, whether dreamy and naive, or cold and sci-fi, or simple, or complex, some works bring a knowing smile, while others provoke deep thought. 🔎 A few personally impressive works: An Israeli illustrator depicts an eagle, a fox, and a fish queuing up, representing three friends who like to be together. They have different personalities, but this does not prevent them from respecting each other. A Chinese illustrator created four stories based on the Tibetan heroic epic 'King Gesar', showing distinctive national characteristics. A French illustrator tells the story of an elephant dreaming of owning a bicycle, using collage techniques to give the two-dimensional image a three-dimensional effect. 💡 The ticket design is also quite creative, lift your own 'frame', and take a photo with your favorite works. 🚉 Address: 523 Middle Huaihai Road, TX Huaihai 2nd Floor ⏰ Time: 2024/04/04-05/05