The swallowed whole exhibition at the harbourfront centre is a telltale sign of age. It is about China’s rise as the super power deserving the attention of the world. It talks about how human figures can be represented by rocks and formations layers to communicate the tension of this rise internally and externally. Many people see it as a representation of faces. China has made its image a long awaited emotional showdown between the historic pains and progressive futures. Who can blame them for this temperate display of powers?