The 'Landscape Between' theater features an open-air design seamlessly integrated into the karst landscape, built along the Yulong River with natural mountains as its backdrop—embodiment of the philosophy of unity between humans and nature. The tiered seating resembles terraced fields, ensuring every seat offers an optimal view of both the stage and the surrounding landscape.
The stage employs dynamic lighting technology and natural water screens, simulating morning mist, sunset hues, and rainstorms, allowing the performance to dance with the environment. During shows, the Yulong River's flow is channeled into a reflective pool before the stage, creating a mirror effect enhanced by light refraction—producing an illusion of real and imagined realms merging.
All materials used in construction are sourced from local recycled resources, including bamboo, timber, and stone, reflecting a strong commitment to ecological sustainability. More than just a performance space, the theater stands as a living eco-art installation, symbolizing the fusion of southern China’s reverence for nature and creative innovation.