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SolarScape


  • Goldmark Cultural Center 13999 Goldmark Drive Dallas, Texas 75240 United States (map)

The Goldmark Cultural Center’s Ruth Andres Gallery presents “SolarScape”, an installation exhibition of immersive video and sculptural works by Goldmark artist Jiatong Yao.

The exhibition is on display in the Ruth Andres Gallery from 11 August 2025 to 24 August 2025.

There will be an opening reception on Saturday 16 August 2025, from 3:00pm to 5:00pm. There will also be a closing reception on Saturday 23 August 2025, from 3:00pm to 5:00pm, which will feature a live performance.

Both receptions are ideal times to meet the artist and learn from her about her work.

About the Exhibition

SolarScape is a multidisciplinary experience that, through 3D modeling, immersive video, and metaverse environments, explores the profound relationship between the human body and the sun. The project reimagines the sun’s cultural, historical, and technological significance in the digital age, merging ancient reverence with futuristic visions of human existence within virtual realities. As humanity transcends biological limitations, the sun's traditional role as a life-sustaining force shifts. In this new reality, it becomes a symbol of digital enlightenment and a metaphor for eternal existence, inviting viewers to explore a world where the lines between the organic and digital blur, and where the sun continues to shine within virtual realms.

About the Artist

Jiatong Yao’s art practice bridges the realms of art, technology and culture, focusing on mediums such as XR, 3D, AI, and interactive computing. Her work explores the evolving dialogue between the modern self and technological evolution, crafting immersive experiences that intertwine humanity with the digital age. With a background in computer science and technical artistry, Jiatong leverages her expertise to create innovative, thought-provoking projects that reflect on how information technology transforms society and lifestyles.

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