Core Perspective - The "Sailor Project: Going to the Scene" art exhibition showcases works from 19 young creators who respond to the changes in the era and the world through literature and art [1][4] Group 1: Exhibition Overview - The exhibition is held at the Shanghai Oil Tank Art Center and features diverse topics from ecological issues to war memories, using various forms of expression including text, comics, images, music, installations, and multimedia [1][3] - The "Sailor Project" was initiated by the Unidirectional Street Foundation in 2018, encouraging young people to explore the complex relationships between self and others, present and history, and local and global contexts [3][4] Group 2: Featured Works and Artists - Liu Shuai's work "Craters Hill" reflects on the lasting impact of war on local residents and ecology, created after spending over a month in Syria [8][9] - Zhu Xiang's textile work "Chimera" explores the boundaries between gender, species, and life, drawing from the Silk Road's history [11] - The installation "Wandering Artist" by Gou Shi combines elements of reality and fiction, depicting a magical world influenced by a fictional circus in 1990s southern China [11] Group 3: Support for Young Creators - The "Sailor Project" has supported over 30 young creators through travel and artistic creation, with a focus on genuine and original works that engage with reality [4][12] - The project aims to protect and nurture the creativity of young people, encouraging them to express themselves freely and engage with their surroundings [16]