The boundary between gallery space and mass exhibition is a complex issue because the two concepts are inherently highly interactive and intersecting. The artists in this exhibition walk in the traditional exhibition space and the space of daily life, which can bring the audience a more immersive art experience, but also break the restrictions of the traditional exhibition space, so that the audience can more freely and easily access art works.

Gallery Spaces are often places specifically designed to exhibit and display works of art, they can be publicly or privately owned and can have different sizes, layouts and functions. In gallery Spaces, art works on display are usually selected and organised by professional curators, scholars or artists to present an exhibition with a certain theme or idea.

Public exhibitions emphasise more on audience participation and interaction. They can be open-air exhibitions in public places, commercial areas or city centres. The purpose of mass exhibitions is to make art accessible to more people and promote public understanding and appreciation of art. In the mass exhibition, the audience can deepen their understanding and experience of art through participation, interaction, creation and sharing.

However, in fact, the boundary between gallery space and public exhibition is not very clear, and they can have a lot of overlap and overlap. For example, some art galleries can organise free exhibitions for the public on a regular basis, while some public exhibitions are also held in gallery Spaces. In addition, some large-scale art festivals or cultural events may also be held in the gallery space to showcase diverse art forms and expressions.

Compared with traditional galleries and art galleries, artists display their works in everyday Spaces, such as streets, rivers, parks and other places, which can attract a wider audience, especially those who are not usually in contact with art. This kind of exhibition can bring art to every corner of people's life, narrow the distance between the audience and the works, so that they can more naturally contact and feel the charm of art.

In addition, the display of works by artists in the daily living space can also break the display way of the traditional exhibition space, so that the whole exhibition presents a more free and relaxed state. The audience can freely walk, stay and interact with the works without the rules and restrictions of the traditional exhibition space, so that the audience can explore and discover the beauty of the works more freely, and the whole exhibition also presents a more free and relaxed state.