Nine Trees Future Art Center as if in an alien realm

Taking photos of Nine Trees Future Art Center with an infrared camera creates an effect that feels like stepping into an art exhibition run by aliens! With a regular camera, it's just an avant-garde building, but once infrared comes into play, the entire scene becomes magical—green trees turn pale white, the sky becomes dark gray, and the building itself glows with an eerie pink-purple hue, as if under a spell. The most striking feature is the glass curtain wall, which completely transforms into a mirror under infrared, reflecting distorted clouds and tree shadows, making you feel like you've entered Inception. The lawn glows white in the infrared lens, looking as if it's been sprinkled with salt, while people walking by appear to have had their skin tones removed, leaving only dark silhouettes moving about—like walking shadow art. On rainy days, puddles turn into bright silver streams reflecting the mutated building outlines, maximizing the sci-fi effect. The funniest part is that while the infrared camera makes all plants look pale as if they've been exposed to nuclear radiation, the uniquely shaped architectural structures of Nine Trees Future Art Center actually display warm tones. This contrasting charm adds a dreamy filter to the futuristic building. The infrared effect is so dramatic that the entire art center looks like a spaceship about to take off—your friends will definitely think you secretly visited another planet and stole these images!