Core Points - The 24th Shanghai International Arts Festival's "Support for Young Artists Program" (referred to as "扶青计划") visual arts project has commenced, featuring exhibitions that emphasize the integration of art and technology, as well as multi-sensory immersive experiences [1] - The program has received submissions from nearly 100 artists and curators across 12 countries and regions, showcasing trends in interdisciplinary collaboration, technological integration, and innovative concepts [1] - The individual exhibition "The Frequency of Breathing Sky" is presented by the interdisciplinary art group Black Void, marking the first time the visual arts project is led by a group rather than an individual [1] - The group consists of members from various fields including digital media, architectural design, data science, and music, collaborating with institutions related to meteorology, energy, and carbon data [1] Exhibition Highlights - The individual exhibition features over ten works divided into three chapters, using natural elements such as "clouds, carbon, light, and electricity" as narrative threads to create a multi-screen immersive video space [2] - The exhibition aims to transform abstract climate issues into perceptible audio-visual experiences, guiding the audience through a sensory journey across different dimensions [2] - The group exhibition "Realm of Transcendence" is curated by young curators Yang Dan and Chen Qian, focusing on the state of "transcendence" and featuring nine groups of interdisciplinary artists [2] - The exhibition explores how spiritual experiences are shaped and altered through various forms such as installations, images, sound, and performance [2] - Future plans for the "扶青计划" visual arts project include deepening the "Master Workshop" mechanism to integrate industry resources and establish a comprehensive support platform from creative incubation to presentation [2]