In Changping, Beijing, the Zhifentang Bee Expo Park, a bee-themed museum that took ten years to build, has officially opened. In the Bee Manufacturing Pavilion within the Bee Expo Park, we have collaborated with Ken Cato, a master of graphic design from Australia, to create a three-dimensional visual feast and immerse visitors in a fantastic world of bees, allowing them to wander in an ocean of sweetness and fragrance.

When you step into the Bee Manufacturing Pavilion in the Bee Expo Park, you will find yourself in a world of light and shadow rendered by amazing bees and flower seas, leading you to explore in depth the hidden mysteries of life and the beauty of art behind the bee kingdom.

In terms of material representation, we meticulously depict every detail and every element, including different kinds of amazing bees, fruits, pollen balls, and so on. We not only endow these objects with a real sense of volume but also capture their natural delicate textures and color gradations: from the textured feel of bees’ fluttering wings, the natural luster on the surface of fruits, to the color and petal texture of flowers, and pollen balls, ultimately presenting a highly realistic visual effect.

With creativity and technology, we have depicted various scenes of the bee world. The flying amazing bees, the prehistoric world, blooming flowers, floating pollen, and flowing honey together form a vibrant and ever-changing picture of bees.