On February 3, 2026, SALOMON partnered with UCCA Lab to present Weaving Paths, a site-specific art project at SALOMON's century-old French-style venue, the Little White House · Fujun, in Shanghai. The collaboration stems from SALOMON's 2026 concept "La Reflection Shaping New Future," envisioning the outdoors as a two-way mirror that reflects both nature's tangible forms and its inner spiritual essence.

The project features artist Du Meng, who works with glass as her primary medium — navigating between chance and precision, intuition and patience, hot and cold processes. Her site-specific installations respond to the building's layered architecture, embedding themselves in the space like natural growth. Key works include Steps, Traced, Without Beginning or End, an interwoven glass-thread composition shaped by gravity on the first floor, and Before Arrival, a series of seven floating blown-glass forms on the third floor. Together, they invite visitors to trace their own path through the intersections of material, space, and time.

Curated by Tang Yuzhen. Presented by UCCA Lab.