In the upcoming "energy revolution" of controllable nuclear fusion, how do we face this scientific and technological advancement toward more possibilities for the future, and how do we envision a society that coexists with cultural and artistic expressions, filled with a concern for the "future humanity" of "future technologies". We attempt to bring scientific technology and scientific instruments out of the laboratory, using artistic activities to bridge the gap between the public and technology. This exhibition is also the first large-scale deep involvement of Chinese artists in the major scientific facility park, representing the entry of technology art as a new form of "public engagement in science" into a broader social perspective.