Time is constantly moving forward, and at this moment, it is also constantly being packaged and thrown into history. The cities I have visited in my memory have become increasingly condensed into single emotions. When recalling, emotions always come first, but the scene becomes increasingly blurry. This strong emotion may have surpassed the value of real-life scenes in memory. The exhibition is imagined by the novel Invisible City written by Italian writer Italo Calvino. The author attempts to present a new perspective on the world and explore the possibilities of human thinking and perception by describing these cities. Every city is described by Marco Polo, but these cities are actually his abstract representation of human experience and memory. This exhibition will showcase the works of two artists, Wang Hao and Fu Mingxi, who will use the artist's perspective and their exploration of the city to gain insights into the emotions surging in memories and imagination beyond history.