The Place and German designer and public artist Yeye Weller jointly launch the 10th anniversary public art season on November 20, with humorous and vivid art installations and interactive scenes. They once again bring a fun and new experience of “going out of the circle” to the public.

Weller’s work style is adept at giving life to everyday objects, integrating logo design into public spaces. Weller’s creative philosophy also focuses on “companionship,” which coincides with the business philosophy of The Place. 

Based on this emotional resonance, both are guided by an international perspective and use “circles” as creative and visual symbols to explore the commercial expression of artistic creativity, presenting Weller’s first exhibition in Asia.

Also this year, Marsupilami roared in The Place in April, embarking on a forest exploration Journey.

Created by André Franquin in 1952, Marsupilami was on display in Changning through May 12. 

The exhibition area featured “Forest Fun Book,” “Forest Sports Field,” “Forest Chasing,” and “Forest Treasure Workshop,” allowing parents and children to immerse themselves in the forest of Palombia.

In addition to the IP themed exhibition, The Place also integrated diverse green activities into the north area of the shopping mall and the habitat garden, creating a more natural living experience for consumers.

Edited by Shanghai Daily