By Chen Aonan and Fan Lingyu in Changsha.

Julian Opie is one of the representatives of New British Sculpture Movement in New England in the 1980s.

His solo exhibition named OP.VR@Changsha was opened in Changsha last month and will continue until May 7.

The works of Julian Opie are well-received for his minimalistic sculpture and graphic painting.

Opie seeks to create a mirror world that is as vivid in vision and touch as reality.

His art pieces are as straightforward as lines without a background or filler, and as simple as an organic movement process, capturing the humor, hesitancy, and vibrancy of modern life.

He connects the clean visual language with the fundamentals of art history and also combines various media technologies such as virtual reality with art.

The reason why the artist choose to hold a show here is the increasingly strong artistic atmosphere in Changsha and the growing demands from the spectators of Changsha.

As for the Capital of Media Arts in the world, this city attracts more and more artists to put on exhibitions here, enriching the spiritual and cultural lives of Changsha's residents.

City walk in art gallery, find the other side of Changsha.

朱利安·奥培，80年代新英国雕塑运动的代表人物之一，他的个展“OP.VR@Changsha”于2月在长沙芒果美术馆开幕，并将持续到5月7日。

朱利安·奥培的作品以其极简主义的雕塑和图形绘画而闻名于世，奥培试图打造一个在视觉与触觉上都与现实同样生动的镜像世界。

他的创作极简到没有背景、不被填充的线条，极简到一种有机的运动程序，表达了当代生活的诙谐、踌躇与生动。

他将现代生活中干净的视觉语言与艺术史的基础联系起来，同时也将各种各样的媒体技术与艺术相结合。

长沙日渐浓厚的艺术气息和和长沙艺术爱好者日益增长的欣赏需求让艺术家选择在这里举办展览。

作为世界媒体艺术之都，这座城市正吸引着越来越多闻名世界的艺术家来这里策展，这也让长沙人民的精神文化生活更加丰富多彩。

在美术馆漫步，发现长沙的另一面。