Spending My Day At 798 Art Gallery

 Hello everyone, let me take you to 798 Art Gallery! This place is very popular because it mixes art, history, and creativity all in one area. It used to be an old factory space, but now it has turned into a place full of art, shops, and designs. Walking around there felt like I was inside a huge art world, and I really enjoyed every moment of it.  The first thing I saw that really amazed me was an outdoor art piece. It looked like a tunnel made of black trees without leaves. Against the blue sky, it looked strong and mysterious. I stopped for a while to look at it carefully. It felt like stepping into another world. Of course, I also took a picture there because it was too beautiful to miss. That was just the start of my adventure inside 798.  I entered a small shop. In the big glass window, I saw a line of cute dog plush keychains. Each one was wearing a tiny outfit, and they all looked so adorable. The sunlight shone through the window, making the display look bright and happy. I smiled just looking at them. I even thought about buying one, but even without that, it was already fun just to enjoy the cheerful view.  As I continued walking, I noticed the walls around me. The old brick factory walls were covered in colorful graffiti and drawings. Each wall looked like a painting itself. Some were fun and playful, while others had a serious or deep message. It made me realize how this place has changed over time. From being a normal industrial area, it had turned into a big open gallery where art was everywhere.  One of the most nice things I saw was a huge white figure sitting on top of a building. Below it was a shop called “PENCE DESIGN SHOP.” The whole look of the building was creative. It was interesting to see how the old factory style mixed with modern art and design. Every turn I made seemed to show me something new and surprising.  Another gallery I passed had a very calm look. The outside was painted white, and above the entrance was a metallic sculpture. The place felt peaceful, almost like a small art sanctuary. I liked how the old building still kept some of its industrial character, but at the same time, it felt fresh and artistic.  I stopped by the water. The view there was stunning. I could see rocks, calm water, and far away, the city’s skyline covered in soft haze. It was quiet, and the moment felt very peaceful. It was nice to just pause for a while and breathe before going back to see more art. Inside another shop, I saw walls covered with posters and postcards. They were so colorful, with reds, yellows, and oranges standing out. Each card had its own drawing or style. Looking at them gave me a sense of happiness because they were bright and full of life.  I also came across a wall full of small badges, pins, and tiny artworks. There were so many of them, and each one was different. Some were funny, others were meaningful, and a few were just cute. I enjoyed looking at them one by one. It felt like a treasure wall where you could find endless little surprises. Time flies so fast when you are enjoying, I didn't notice the time suddenly it is now dark! lol, I had too much fun walking around.   It was at night, and the lights made everything look warm and beautiful. In the distance, I could still see the tall buildings of the modern city. The mix of old and new was very nice to see. What I really liked about 798 Art Zone was how every corner had something new. One moment, I was looking at giant outdoor sculptures. Another moment, I was inside a shop full of postcards and pins. Then, I was on a street filled with lanterns and traditional charm. It was like a big adventure where you never knew what you would see next. Every step I took gave me another reason to take photos. My camera was full of memories from that day. By the time I left, I felt really happy. I had walked a lot, seen so much, and enjoyed the mix of art, tradition, and modern life. 798 Art Zone is not only for people who love art. It is also for anyone who wants to see something new and inspiring. Visiting 798 Art Zone made me realize how art can change a place completely. What used to be factories was now a lively and colorful space filled with creativity. I am glad I had the chance to see it with my own eyes. See you on my next blog! 💥🍒