The exhibition looks at and reflects on human imagination of the future from another perspective, paying tribute to “Retrofuturism”, not only about the cultural inventions and technologies of the past, but also about the way people thought in the past and interacted with the world. The artist’s work exists between two different spatial and temporal dimensions, as protagonists connecting the evolving art history, reflecting people’s thinking about the present and the product of their imagination for the future. This exhibition seeks to explore the intertwining of the past and the future, the alienation of technology and culture, and present it to a modern audience who lives in the contemporary era and is still full of curiosity and reflection about the world.